Why Education, Industry, and Government Must Work Together to Prepare Young People for an AI-Driven World

EPISODE · Nov 30, 2023 · 36 MIN

Why Education, Industry, and Government Must Work Together to Prepare Young People for an AI-Driven World

from In YOUth We Trust · host Lumi.Network

Away from the bright lights of Silicon Valley, Michael Lambert is playing an exemplary education leadership role in shaping the future of young people in a world being shaped by disruptive forces such as AI.Together, we embark on a dialogue with Michael Lambert, Headmaster at Dubai College, one of the most prestigious schools in the Gulf region. He shares rich anecdotes from his youth to emphasize the need for young people to take greater risks and build resilience despite social pressures. But more importantly, he talks with uncanny candor and clarity on topics such as AI and the role schools, industry, and the government need to play to prepare the next generation for the future. With a rich background spanning prestigious institutions like Bedales School, The Royal Grammar School, Dubai College, and St Catherine's British School, Lambert unveils his groundbreaking efforts in integrating AI frameworks into education, safeguarding students in the digital realm, and nurturing partnerships with the corporate world.If you enjoy this episode, please consider leaving a review wherever you listen to podcasts. It helps us reach more people and continue showcasing the inspiring stories of youth empowerment.And if you have any stories or people you think we should feature on the show, we'd love to hear from you. Drop us an email at [email protected] and let us know your thoughts.Join us in exploring the dynamic intersection of AI and education with Michael Lambert as we uncover pathways to shape a brighter future.Timestamps00:00 - Discussing the challenges of youth finding direction, academic achievements, and dreams of exploration.03:30 - Exploring the impact of studying classics and observing cultural differences.07:00 - Offering advice to the younger generation: Embrace opportunities and don't be hurried by societal norms.10:12 - Highlighting the school's emphasis on effective communication, teamwork, and extracurricular engagement.13:45 - Addressing the necessity for students to develop collaboration, critical thinking, and solution-oriented presentation skills in a digitally-driven world.18:35 - Debunking media myths about job market fears; reassurance that most desired jobs will remain relevant.21:26 - The dual responsibility of schools in providing education and supporting mental health, with a focus on future preparedness.26:55 - Discussing the school's approach to student safety, both online and offline, and implementing UNESCO guidelines for staff and leadership upskilling.28:42 - Shifting the focus to AI in education and the importance of training staff.31:54 - Delving into the limitations and potentials of AI, including its rule-based nature and the question of sentience.Connect with Michael Lambert LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/michael-lambert-2582821Twitter (X): https://twitter.com/dcol_head?lang=en About Dubai College: https://www.dubaicollege.org/ ----Listen to the Podcast: https://inyouthwetrust.transistor.fm/About In YOUth We TrustIn YOUth We Trust sits down with successful entrepreneurs, business leaders, educators, and others from around the world.We spotlight how individuals & organizations are shaping a better world, directly or indirectly, for the coming generations through their focus on sustainability, equity, education, and more to empower young people to create the future they deserve.About Lumi.NetworkLumi, is building the world's first AI-augmented platform where 10-25-year-olds undertake Quests to build entrepreneurship, design thinking & AI skills while collaboratively developing tech-enabled solutions to the world's biggest problems (based on UN SDGs). The Quests culminate in a unique Digital Skills Passport accredited by a Stanford University-affiliated institution.Working in teams from around the world, Luminaries learn skills in coding, design, and entrepreneurship. Supported by weekly expert sessions, they put these skills into practice to develop their original apps and solutions with tremendous potential to create real-world impact.Young people see solutions, not problems. Lumi is their chance to combine their natural curiosity with the opportunity to make a real difference.Learn more: https://www.lumi.network/About Your Host, Prashant Raizada“I am an experienced entrepreneur & CEO whose career highlights include being part of the founding team of a unicorn (Infosys BPO- $2bn exit), Founder & CEO of Macmillan Publishers' flagship digital education venture-EnglishUp, which became Brazil's 3rd largest online English learning co.), working at McKinsey & Co. and having tried and failed (or learned) multiple times but starting back again...I have operated in/engaged with most major global markets, continue advising companies across sectors on digital strategy/innovation, and mentor several start-ups and charities globally. I have dedicated the last 11 years to solving problems in all forms of education globally, and I am most excited about my latest venture, Lumi.Network, which is giving young minds globally an opportunity to learn about and collaborate to solve some of humanity's greatest challenges. Since 2017, I also started my journey of inner transformation by becoming a part of the Self-Realisation Fellowship, a remarkable 100+ year institution started by Paramhansa Yogananda. Integrating yoga and meditation in my life has allowed me to become a better leader and person in all walks of life.”Connect with PrashantLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/prashant-raizada/----Produced by Old Soul: https://aoldsoul.com/

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