My AI Reading — June 2026

Below is the link to my AI reading for June 2026. I am often asked to share what I am reading and learning, and so this is my effort to be transparent about that. I hope that this is useful to you. Click here to view my reading list.

As I have in previous months, I have also asked AI to compose a summary of the key themes from my reading this month. Here is that summary:

  • AI is rapidly shifting from chatbot to autonomous agent. AI increasingly acts, creates, and makes decisions on people’s behalf—not merely responding to prompts.
  • Education needs fundamental redesign, not simply more AI tools. Schools must reconsider learning goals, assessments, teaching roles, and institutional structures rather than adding AI to existing practices.
  • Human learning and formation must remain central. The important question is how students become thoughtful scholars—not merely task-completers—and how AI can support rather than replace intellectual effort, judgment, and growth.
  • AI adoption is fundamentally a human and ethical challenge. The readings emphasize dignity, responsibility, compassion, equitable access, healthy human relationships, and support for educators experiencing uncertainty and exhaustion.

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