Hack for Humanity: Learning in the Age of AI | Julia Muiruri

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Hack for Humanity: Learning in the Age of AI, presented by Julia Muiruri.

A question asking whether we want a tool that thinks for us or makes us think.

A statistic about students recalling essays written with ChatGPT.

Cognitive offloading shown as a ripple from an individual to society.

Cognitive Load Theory diagram contrasting extraneous and germane learning effort.

StudySynk: AI does the scaffolding and you do the thinking.

StudySynk answers the switch tax with one place for study materials.

StudySynk playgrounds reduce extraneous cognitive load.

StudySynk Pomodoro timer supports focus and planned breaks.

StudySynk Leitner flashcards support recall and spaced repetition.

StudySynk Goal Map connects learning to personal goals.

Architecture diagram showing one StudySynk request end to end.

Julia's development setup using Copilot and Qwen.

Closing slide for Hack for Humanity.

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