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Justin Reich and Jesse Dukes release “The Homework Machine”, a seven-part podcast on how the AI is reshaping the daily lives of K–12 teachers, staff, and students

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July 31, 2025
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“This podcast series is for anybody who cares deeply about how our kids are educated in the US, and especially parents, school leaders, teachers, policy makers, and students.”

It’s the latest from TeachLab at the MIT Teaching Systems Lab:

In a moment where tech leaders are telling us ChatGPT and other AI tools are going to transform education for the better, The Homework Machine takes listeners inside real classrooms and conversations. With candid interviews, data-driven insights, and stories from students themselves — including revealing anecdotes about AI-powered cheating in their classrooms — the series lays out both the promise and peril of this new tech in education.

Listen to the debut episode at teachlabpodcast.com.

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