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Exploring the Future of AI Education with Aleksandra Przegalinska

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Ron Levy opens the conversation by framing Edge of AI as a guided look at how AI is reshaping digital life. He also shares part of his own story, from starting a business before graduating high school to building one of the largest award-winning custom home companies and navigating complex regulations. The episode then turns to Alexandra Pszegalinska from Campus AI. She describes how the platform uses generative AI and collaborative AI to shape the learning experience. A major theme is how the product is meant to grow from the bottom up. Rather than relying on a top-down rollout, Campus AI is presented as something local communities could launch and shape themselves. That opens the door to a more decentralized model. Pszegalinska talks about users as active participants rather than passive customers. In that model, people who contribute more can be recognized and rewarded. She also raises the possibility of tokens as part of that future system. The conversation connects those tokens to a version of liquid democracy. The idea is that governance would not sit only with the CEO or the core team. Instead, the wider community would help direct how the platform develops. The episode also lands on a practical point that matters for online education: completion. Pszegalinska says Campus AI sees highly active users and strong course completion compared with many typical online platforms. That makes the platform mechanics part of the story, not just the branding. The discussion keeps returning to participation, measurement, and reward. It also suggests a future where some course participants become course creators. Along the way, the tone stays exploratory and conversational. The host keeps pulling the thread back toward what this means in real use. A small, memorable detour into forest bathing adds personality without breaking the flow. The result is a conversation that links AI education, product design, and community governance. It is less about hype than about how a learning platform might actually work if users helped shape it.

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A grounded look at AI education that focuses on participation, not hype.

Edge Of AI centers on a simple tension: when AI stops being a teaching aid and starts shaping the learning platform itself. Alexandra Pszegalinska walks through Campus AI's use of generative and collaborative AI, then moves into decentralization, community governance, and the…

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A conversation about AI education, bottom-up platform control, and a path from participant to course creator.

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