School Business Insider Building Confidence with AI: Frameworks, Tools, and Real Use Cases
AI adoption in schools is no longer theoretical — it’s happening, unevenly and imperfectly, across the public sector.
In this episode of School Business Insider, host John Brucato is joined by Aziz Agayev and Jamal Amanoa of flowlyst to discuss what AI adoption really looks like in education and public-sector organizations today.
They explore common challenges and concerns, practical use cases that are saving time and reducing rework, and lessons learned from districts already using AI. The conversation also introduces the TADA framework, discusses beginner and advanced AI skills, and examines how leaders can ensure quality, consistency, security, and responsible AI use — including recent updates to ChatGPT for K–12.
This episode offers a grounded, experience-based look at moving from AI experimentation to confident, intentional adoption.
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