AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants are already making it easier for students to learn and for EdTech professionals to produce content. According to a new study of Generation Z by GoStudent, one in two 14-16 year olds would like to learn with AI in the next five years. However, the Clever survey found that half of the 1,500 teachers surveyed in the US believe artificial intelligence will make their jobs more complex, highlighting the need for educators and administrators to prepare more thoroughly for the use of new technologies. So what is the future of neural networks in education? We get to the bottom of this in a panel discussion with leading EdTech experts.