Rosemary Luckin

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Rosemary Luckin is a leading voice in the field of artificial intelligence in education (AIEd), whose work has fundamentally shaped how we think about the role of AI in learning. Her landmark paper, *Intelligence Unleashed: An argument for AI in Education* (2016), with nearly 1,000 citations, serves as a definitive, accessible manifesto for the field. In it, Luckin not only demystifies AIEd for a broad audience but also makes a powerful case for its potential to transform teaching and learning by personalizing education and augmenting human intelligence. Her major contributions lie in bridging cutting-edge AI research with practical pedagogical design, emphasizing that technology must be developed in partnership with educators to be truly effective. A Professor of Learner Centred Design at University College London, Luckin has been instrumental in shaping policy and public understanding, arguing that AI should empower, not replace, teachers. Her work remains essential reading for anyone interested in the ethical, effective integration of AI into our classrooms.