• Nearly nine in 10 educators expect AI use in education to increase over the next decade, McGraw Hill's 2026 report found.
• Despite expected AI growth, 72% do not expect in-person instruction to decline.
• Educators are 81% more likely to completely trust AI embedded in educational platforms and curricula than general-purpose AI chatbots.
• Nearly three-quarters believe AI cannot replace social-emotional support and teacher-student relationships, underscoring limits to automation in education.

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