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AI Possibility Lab

Helping educator leaders discover not only what can be done — but what should be done.

The AI Possibility Lab helps K–12 school systems, higher education and other learning-focused organizations use AI as a partner in possibility thinking to build practical solutions for today’s complex challenges and opportunities.

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Today’s education challenges don’t have one right answer.

Leaders are making high-stakes decisions amid:

How possibility thinking can help

Possibility thinking helps education leaders prepare for multiple possible futures. The lab helps teams put possibility thinking into practice through AI-assisted exploration, with human judgment and values guiding decisions.

Through possibilities planning, custom AI tools, workshops and coaching, we help teams and organizations:

Develop strategies grounded in local priorities that adapt as conditions change.
Learn to use and build custom AI tools for local teaching, learning and organizational needs.
Lead innovation responsibly, guided by human judgment, community values and Principled Innovation^®.

Join us Oct. 28–29 at the AI Possibilities Summit in Tempe, Arizona.

Who we serve

What makes our approach different

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Built on research. Designed for practice.

Founded and led by Professor Ronald A. Beghetto, the AI Possibility Lab connects research on human creativity, possibility thinking and generative AI with the practical work of educational and organizational change.

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Whether you’re planning for organizational change, preparing leaders for AI or building new solutions for teaching and learning, the AI Possibility Lab can help.

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