This article blends a bunch of things together. Let me tease them out. The first is the main point, that "AI is an amplifier, not a driver." We've been seeing this a lot; the human who needs the work done is the driver. "Judgment still requires context; context still requires experience." This isn't strickly true (context can come from anywhere) but human experience is the part of context AI cannot provide on its own. "Design experiences that build relationships as well as skills." Right. But do we need this? "Facilitate the conversations that support shared interpretation." This is based on the idea that "the center of the framework is human meaning-making." In other words, "meaning still emerges through human conversation and reflection." But (in my view) the task here isn't 'making meaning'. Anyhow, these are all blended together in what eventually becomes a word salad.
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