Can AI make schools more human? HP's Brett Salakas on what comes next
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Much of the conversation about AI in education has focused on how students will use it. But what if one of its biggest opportunities lies in helping Australian teachers work smarter, reclaim time and focus more of their energy on the human side of education?
Brett Salakas, Education Ambassador at HP Australia, joins us on the Education Matters Australia podcast where we explore how schools can move beyond the hype and begin using AI in practical, purposeful ways to help teachers.
From this insightful discussion, expect to learn:
- The best ways schools can begin implementing AI to support their teachers right now
- Why AI could actually help make schools more human
- The foundations schools need to put in place for effective AI adoption
- How schools can safeguard against risks such as "shadow AI"
- Why the next generation of devices – like the HP ProBook 4 G2a – are being designed with AI workloads in mind
- What a neural processing unit (NPU) is – and what "Edge AI" means for educators
Whether you're a classroom teacher, school leader or simply trying to understand where AI fits into the future of education, this conversation offers a practical look at how schools can embrace the technology without losing sight of what matters most: their people.
For more information on the HP ProBook 4 G2a, visit: https://reinvent.hp.com/amd-contact-us-probook4g2a