4 minutesUsing AI Wisely for School Success
State one rule of thumb for telling AI homework help apart from AI cheating.
Cleo Abram. Cleo Abram walks through both the "it will kill us all" and "more profound than fire" extremes, asks Eric Schmidt the awkward questions, and lands on a sober middle. The framing — "we're living inside a trolley problem" — is exactly the spirit of the article: neither dismiss the technology nor catastrophise it, just understand what it actually is.
We picked it for the framing rather than the interview — the 'neither dismiss nor catastrophise' posture is exactly the article's, and it gives you language for pushing back on both extremes.
You can argue a sober middle position between the doom and utopia extremes of the AI debate, and know which questions actually matter.
None — watchable cold.
Last reviewed: May 18, 2026
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