Two years ago, “AI in education” mostly meant a panicked staff meeting about ChatGPT and cheating. That conversation is over. Schools that fought the tools lost, and the ones that adopted them well now save teachers hours a week and give students a tutor that never gets tired of the same question. The problem is that “AI education tool” covers wildly different jobs. A tutor that quizzes a 12-year-old on fractions has almost nothing in common with a platform that helps a high school teacher write 30 differentiated worksheets before Monday…