In 18 years, the education landscape will likely see increased pressure on traditional colleges to align their incentives with student success, as more students realize that the default path to success is not guaranteed.

Parents are increasingly aware of the student debt crisis and the challenges of ROI in higher education, leading to more inquiries about how to advocate for their children’s education choices.

Parents are increasingly seeking AI-driven education for their children, reflecting a shift in educational preferences.

As a parent, I question the value of traditional college education in the age of AI, considering whether my children should pursue it or focus on more vocational paths.

The relevance of degrees is declining, and many students are seeking alternative education routes, which could lead to a significant shake-up in higher education.

The financial structure of college is expected to change, as students become more aware of the misalignment of incentives between themselves and traditional institutions like MIT.

Parents are increasingly interested in AI-driven educational tools that can provide personalized learning experiences for their children.

A lot more people are getting degrees, which shifts the focus towards higher education, leading to an overall increase in educational attainment.

We need to prepare young people for a future where traditional career paths may not exist, equipping them with skills to navigate a rapidly changing job market.