Magic School uses AI to help kids learn, not cheat | E2196

Hey everybody, welcome back to Twist. This is Alex, and I know you're probably just coming back from the OpenAI browser stream. Don't worry, we're gonna get to that tomorrow. But today on The Speaking Startups, we are talking to founders. First up, Adil Khan.

He's the founder and CEO at a startup called Magic School that wants to bring AI into the classroom. responsibly. Think about things like helping teachers with their lesson plans, creating more individualized setups for children that might need it, and on the student side, AI literacy and perhaps even getting early feedback on papers. It's a really cool idea. It's growing like a weed.

And of course, yes, we do talk about privacy a little bit and the risks of increasingly digital classrooms and what that might do to our children's brains. But based on all the data I can see, AI is coming to school and Magic School wants to do it well. Then after that, we're going to take a founder question. This is a chat back from when we had Eric Glyman on the show, the CEO over Ed Ramp. You may have heard of it.

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