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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2025 · 40 MIN

Human Connection in the Age of AI

from Campus Technology Insider · host Rhea Kelly

In this episode of the Campus Technology Insider Podcast, host Rhea Kelly presents a keynote talk by Julia Freeland Fisher, the Director of Education Research at the Clayton Christensen Institute. Julia discusses the impacts of AI on social ties and the concept of social capital in education. She explores how AI can both challenge and enhance personal connections among students and educators. The presentation covers trends in AI companions, the rise of chatbots for college and career guidance, and offers recommendations for ensuring technology fosters rather than replaces human interactions in education. 00:00 Introduction to the Campus Technology Insider Podcast 00:20 Keynote Speaker Introduction: Julia Freeland Fisher 01:02 The Importance of Human Connection in the Age of AI 01:46 Defining Social Capital and Its Impact 07:31 The Role of AI in Education and Career Guidance 09:29 AI Companions: Disruption or Opportunity? 17:27 Research Findings on AI and Student Support 28:09 Balancing AI and Human Connection in Education 37:32 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Resource links: Tech Tactics in Education: Overcoming Roadblocks to Innovation Music: Mixkit Duration: 41 minutes Transcript

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