AI isn’t the enemy it’s the next evolution of learning. Matt Britton explains why banning AI from schools will harm tomorrow’s leaders and how business and education must unite to shape the future of work.

In October 2025, futurist and entrepreneur Matt Britton delivered a powerful keynote for Transfr, the New York–based edtech startup pioneering VR career training. Drawing from his bestselling book Generation AI, Britton explored how artificial intelligence and Generation Alpha will redefine education, creativity, and the future of work. He explained why the AI generation—today’s children who will never know a world without intelligent machines—demands a complete shift from memorization to problem-solving, creativity, and human judgment.

Through vivid examples and personal stories, Britton showed how AI is accelerating faster than any technology in history, creating both opportunity and responsibility for educators, businesses, and learners. His message to the Transfr audience was clear: the winners in the AI economy will be those who embrace curiosity, adaptability, and emotional intelligence.

This keynote recap unpacks Britton’s insights on AI-driven education, the rise of autonomous agents, and how platforms like Transfr’s immersive VR training can prepare future generations for a world where humans and machines learn—and work—side by side.

Artificial intelligence has moved out of the realm of science fiction and into the daily lives of millions of Americans. On June 25th, 2025, Matt Britton—AI expert, bestselling author of “Generation AI,” appeared on NBC News to discuss how AI is fundamentally changing the workplace, what jobs are most at risk, and how both adults and parents can future-proof themselves and their families in an era of constant technological evolution.

I is no longer just a tech trend—it’s reshaping careers, parenting, and culture at large. In this blog, Matt Britton breaks down on NBC News NOW why the fear of job loss and the challenge of raising kids in an AI-powered world have become household conversations, and what we must do to adapt. Based on his book Generation AI, this is your guide to navigating the future of work, education, and consumer behavior

This morning’s appearance by Britton, author of Generation AI and CEO of Suzy, was part cultural reckoning, part parenting intervention, and part crash course in how artificial intelligence is reshaping what it means to grow up, raise kids, and stay human in a tech-saturated world.