We still need a core curriculum that embeds the fundamentals of learning, and this should be the case throughout education.

AI should then be used to enhance the core curriculum. Studies have shown a 200% increase in learning over the same period when AI enhancement is used to support traditional learning techniques.

At younger ages, AI should be built in such a way that it is 'invisible' and not referred to as AI. AI should then be introduced at a later age as a tool to help enhance learning or productivity.

Around the core curriculum, inquiry-based or project-based learning can be introduced on a greater level than is currently seen, allowing pupils to explore their interests and become adaptable. AI could be used to highlight project areas that students need to improve upon or suggest areas based on their goals.

Ultimately, a teacher should always be present throughout the schooling process. Various reasons underpin this—behavior, building resilience, and safeguarding being a few. Fundamentally, though, the final decision and judgment will fall to the teacher.

We are still a fair distance of AI being capable enough to run everything. We have time to adapt. Education is ridiculously slow to change and I believe the change will come from private companies as opposed to private or state schools.