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According to teachfloor.com, In the near future, AI systems can disrupt online education, providing everyone, regardless of age, race, and background, with the opportunity to access knowledge and learn online. AI can help education become smarter, faster, and cheaper. It is already happening, and we can expect it to grow exponentially\u2026. We queried ChatGPT: \u201cPlease tell me about the future of online instruction and AI.\u201d Response: * Expansion of MOOCs to deliver high-quality educational content to a large number of learners across the globe\u2026typically free or low-cost for anyone with an internet connection. * Personalized Learning and Adaptive Learning Technologies to adjust the learning experience and provide real-time feedback to learners and teachers. * Blended Learning Models combining online education with face-to-face instruction. * VR and AR to explore virtual environments, simulations, and remote collaboration. * Microlearning and Bite-sized Content via videos, quizzes, interactive modules. * Lifelong Learning and Continuous Upskilling for professional development. And we asked ChatGPT: \u201cPlease send fictional movie quotes about Education.\u201d Response: * \u201cWhat we learn with pleasure, we never forget.\u201d [Remember the Titans, 2000 film] * \u201cWith the Internet, we can continue our education every single day, in every conceivable way.\u201d [Avengers: Age of Ultron, 2015 film] We\u2019ll ask Mary Nunaley, Murray Johannsen, Julie Ryan, and Dr. Anne H. DeClouette for their take on The Future of Online Education and AI: Teach Me Tonight?