A new analysis suggests that while artificial intelligence could transform education, its potential benefits may be undermined by a critical gap: the lack of adequate preparation for teachers. The piece argues that without proper training and support, educators may struggle to integrate AI tools effectively, risking uneven implementation across schools. It highlights how systemic failures in teacher readiness—rather than the technology itself—could determine whether AI enhances learning or deepens existing inequities. The discussion centers on the urgent need for professional development to ensure AI serves as a tool for improvement rather than a source of frustration.
AI Won't Break Education. Failing to Prepare Teachers Might. Morningstar
