As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes economies, labor markets, and learning systems, education has become one of the most consequential arenas of the digital age. 

The central question is no longer whether AI will transform education, but whether institutions, particularly in the Global South, can shape that transformation in ways that advance equity, justice, and inclusive development. 

Within this context, LinkedIn’s Top 200 Voices in Education program has emerged as a global barometer of influence. The list recognizes intellectual leadership rather than popularity, highlighting scholars, policymakers, and institutional leaders whose ideas are shaping how education systems respond to technological change.  Click here to read the full article