Professors fear it, students use it, and universities struggle to keep up — AI is reshaping higher education. In this episode, I sit down with Evan Sveum, professor from Wisconsin-Eau Claire, who fully integrates AI into his teaching.

He introduces us to Isabelle, his AI-powered teaching assistant, which has already handled over 1,000 student interactions.

We dive into how AI enhances learning outcomes, whether it truly saves time for educators, and why banning AI in classrooms might be the worst possible move.

Should AI be a tool or a threat in education? How do students actually use it—are they just copying answers, or is something deeper happening? And will AI replace teachers entirely? We tackle these tough questions and explore what the future of learning really looks like.

You can connect with Evan on LinkedIn!

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Fear AI in Education? Evan Sveum Shows You Why You Shouldn't