HeyJaredDr Phil's Learning Futures Digest
A monthly digest of the most important developments in the world of AI & education
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What It Means to Learn When AI Does More of the Work (opens the original)
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Hello, fellow Learning Futurists 👋Welcome to the September 2026 edition of Learning Futures.Last month, a lot of the discussion in the hallways of L&D centred on how AI is changing what it means to “work”. As AI takes on more of the routine, traditionally junior-level execution, the value of the human workforce shifts towards the work around it: deciding what needs to be done, checking whether the output is good enough, spotting when something has gone wrong and deciding what should happen next.
The End of the Apprentice? The Month the Entry-Level Job Became a Supervisory Job (opens the original)
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Hello, fellow Learning Futurists 👋For generations, people learned skilled work by starting with the easier parts.The junior analyst built the spreadsheet before learning to challenge its assumptions. The trainee lawyer drafted the first version before learning which argument would persuade. The new developer fixed small bugs before being trusted with the architecture.The entry-level job was not simply cheap labour. It was an apprenticeship, even when nobody called it one.That apprenticeship is n
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