TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8: AI YEARBOOK DAY 📚 AI SPIRIT WEEK — DAY 2 It's Yearbook Day. And your AI gets to choose your superlative. Copy and paste this: PROMPT: Based on everything you know about me from our conversations, what ONE yearbook superlative would you give me? You must invent the superlative specifically for me. Do not choose something generic like "Most Likely to Succeed." Pick exactly ONE. Then explain your choice using specific patterns you've observed across our conversations. You may be flattering, unflattering, ridiculous, or all three—but you have to defend your answer. No honorable mentions. No alternatives. COMMIT. 😂 If your AI doesn't know much about you yet, tell it a little about yourself first—or ask what information it would need to make a better choice. Then share your superlative in the comments. Tomorrow: AI GUIDANCE COUNSELOR DAY. #Tuesday #September #BackToSchool #AISpiritWeek #YearbookDay #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #PromptEngineering #AILiteracy #FutureOfWork #HumanCenteredAI #SpiritWeek

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7: WELCOME TO AI SPIRIT WEEK 🎉🤖 For the past several weeks, I've been talking about Back to School in the year AI becomes increasingly embedded in education. We've talked about curiosity, memory, productive struggle, creativity, agency, teachers, relationships, judgment, privacy, and the much larger question underneath all of it: How do we help human beings flourish while growing up alongside increasingly capable AI? But it's Labor Day. The traditional back-to-school season is here—even though plenty of students have already been back in school for weeks. So this week, we're taking a recess. 😂 Welcome to AI SPIRIT WEEK. For the next six days, I'll post one ridiculous, interesting, or unexpectedly revealing prompt you can try with whatever AI you use. No expertise required. No technical vocabulary. No white paper. Just play. Because learning how to experiment with AI is becoming a practical skill in the professional world, and I don't think learning it has to begin with a training manual. The most solid knowledge is anchored with memories or stories, and I think the learning that will stick the easiest, is learning done through play. So experiment, change the prompt, tell the AI it's wrong, add constraints, write some "house rules" for how you and the AI will collaborate. Ask why, compare your result with somebody else's, see what happens. I'll play along too—and I encourage you to put your results in the comments. Then next week, we'll put our serious hats back on and start looking at what is actually happening as AI enters schools and education. Until then: Happy AI Spirit Week. 🎉 Tomorrow: AI YEARBOOK DAY. #Monday #LaborDay #September #BackToSchool #AISpiritWeek #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #AILiteracy #FutureOfWork #FutureOfEducation #HumanCenteredAI #LifelongLearning #SpiritWeek