Using AI as a partner for instruction and lesson planning can be of great benefit to teachers. In previous experience, I have used AI for Tell, Team and Trust for personal projects, even going into research for professional endeavors. A partner of mine has created a platform developed by AI, and incorporates AI on a personal level as each member of the platform has their own AI representative or agent. Using my agent, I was able to learn how to communicate for tasks I wanted my AI to perform, brainstorm on ideas for career possibilities, and research.
I learned how to partner with AI for creative measures, and I found that teaming with AI helps an instructor keep abreast of technical expertise, along with using his/her own professional experience, as it helps keep the instructor sharp and on top of any updates and changes within the respective industry he/she is an expert in. Just as teaching students helps instructors to keep up on industry standards and practices, so does AI help the instructor with keeping up with dynamics within the industry. AI also helps students learn how to communicate effectively, so everyone has a chance for improvement and skills sharpening in working with AI. Thus the power of being able to "correct" AI when mistakes are made helps empower the instructor, verifying the position as an expert if done correctly
