I'm in Leicestershire, UK, I work in adult education for a local authority, lots of us are starting to use AI for lesson planning and resources but some people within the service are very anti-AI. We also have to be very careful because of our networked systems and we have to be transparent and mindful of fact-checking before we actually use anything generated from AI. My son thinks AI is the devil's work but I have had mostly positive experiences so far. Want to learn how to use it more and to get better results.

I'm on the nice list! https://sora.chatgpt.com/c/s_6947aae25dac81919f1d62f6a112315e

I was recently looking for a new challenge at work as I was starting to feel a bit bored. I've helped make massive cultural changes in the team since I joined 7 years ago but have started to feel a bit stagnant in the last few months. There isn't a promotion opportunity coming any time soon and I do enjoy what I do; I feel valued and like I make a difference but the challenge was somewhat lacking. I decided I wanted to learn something new so I set about looking for something that will enhance my role rather than being something unrelated. I do still enjoy my job, I'm not ready to leap into something completely new, yet. I found a Teacher Mentoring Programme (I work in adult education) and I asked if it would be possible and management have said yes! For the past 5 weeks I have been mentoring some early careers teachers within our service and I'm finding it very rewarding. I have also been asked by my running club to become a Run Leader, so when my mentoring course finishes in February, I'll be straight onto something else. None of this involves AI but it is all new to me and I'm looking forward to learning new things.