AI-Powered School Challenges Tradition | St. Louis News

A brand-new $55,000-a-year AI-powered private school in Chicago, called Alpha Chicago, just opened its doors—claiming to redefine education with “Two Hour Learning” and no traditional teachers. Students spend two hours daily on personalized AI-driven lessons, while the rest of their day is packed with leadership, entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and team projects—all guided by human “guides” who focus on emotional growth and motivation, not lectures. As Illinois lawmakers debate AI’s role in schools—currently banning it from replacing teachers in public colleges but leaving private schools like this one unregulated—the state urges districts to ensure AI tools are fair, accurate, and privacy-safe, while stressing that nothing can replace the human connection in learning.

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