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Colin
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Assistant clinical professor of STEM Ed. Parent to two young children. Walker in woods. Usually in Philly these days (he/his)
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Edtech has absolutely turned the language of regulation to its own advantage and maximization of opportunities. Also it is depressing that actual people utter words in this way now.
Screenshot reading: Gesess also illustrates how regulatory shifts can spark innovation. When Italy altered the medical school entry exam, Futura, his AI tutoring platform, pivoted from test prep to ongoing, personalised tutoring. Turning policy disruption into opportunity is vital for founders today. ​​Rahim Hirji, EdTech strategist and author of SuperSkills, adds, “Europe’s regulatory framework recognises this truth. By insisting on transparency, human oversight, and accountability from the beginning, it protects the integrity of learning itself. It represents the architecture of trust on which lasting innovation depends. The result is an EdTech model built for human growth rather than machine efficiency, giving Europe a quiet but lasting advantage as the world decides what kind of learning future it wants.”
November 29, 2025 at 12:25 AM