Not only is AI a permanent addition to the fabric of life, it’s not even a static concept. The specific tools and implementations of AI continue to evolve. Newer agentic browsers and wearables like AI-glasses with undetectable heads-up displays have, for example, offered completely new affordances and challenges than early generative AI tools like large language models. Things will change yet again as robotics and AI merge, humans implant computer chips in their brains, or “Artificial General Intelligence” (AGI) tools all but pass the Turing test and mimic sentience. What will humans do as AI proliferates? Will humans still work jobs? What will it mean, exactly, to even be human when technology becomes even more integrated in our experiences? We’ll take our best shot at reading the tea leaves in the hopes of preparing for such a dizzying future, including the future of learning at our institutions.