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As AI agents make it easier for students applying to schools/colleges to convey info and apply strategically, US college admissions and access to elite universities will likely evolve in one of three ways: 1. The Stubborn Admin Route: Resist the rise of AI by making apps harder

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At ASU+GSV this week checking out the AI Show. If you're thinking about how AI will reshape school choice, vouchers, ESAs—or just how to make public & private education systems work for everyone—let’s connect. Especially interested in meeting innovators in this space. DM

College admissions: Write tear-jerking essays about solving world hunger or curing cancer ("for vibes"). Same students, junior year: Elbowing each other at Goldman Sachs/McKinsey recruiting. The alchemy of elite education: transforming performative empathy into personal

AI is going to make government much more efficient at allocating resources/services. However the gap between policy complexity and public understanding is increasing and is limiting meaningful citizen participation and accountability. Without tools for transparency, public

It was a great pleasure to have Juan Ariel Jiménez give a guest lecture in my class at Yale Jackson School on his views and experience implementing education policy and reform in the Dominican Republic. Exciting to see reform in action but sobering to know how hard to it is move the needle.

My bet is this research finding, while maybe true today, will not age well.