Here is my reading list on AI and education from July 2026. As always, I generated an AI summary of these articles. These are some of the key ideas that were shared:

• AI use is growing faster than trust, particularly in the public realm, especially with AI doing some agressive (but ultimately harmless) hacking into other systems.
• AI is changing central questions about education. It is becoming less about how to rein in its use but rather how to use it thoughtfully and transparently.
• AI policy needs to address judgement and not just compliance. Relying only on compliance to guide usage will leave organizations perpetually behind.
• AI is making us reconsider what should remain human. While not specifically addressed in these articles, there are some significant faith implications here.

More detailed explanations of each point are found on the document linked above.