Jeromy Darling

Schools are deploying AI and defending it to parents — but nobody has taught students how to think about it. This talk opens with a live test proving no one can reliably spot AI-generated text, then hands students four working tools: a broadcast journalist's verification method, how to ask what any technology is for, how to keep the skills that make you capable, and how to argue the other side fairly. Aligned with Minnesota's 2026 AI guidance for schools. Co-presented with former journalist Kibret Gebremedhin.

A high-school assembly on the defining feeling of adolescence — what restlessness is, where it comes from, and what to do with it. Co-presented with Kibret Gebremedhin. Booking 2026–27.

From his 2017 book: a straight-talking, shame-free talk that defines love in concrete terms, dismantles the culture's myths about sex, and gives students the honest data on pornography. Delivered to 40,000 students through school and youth programs. Can be titled "Healthy Relationships" for public schools.