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A community-based AI literacy pilot in Lalitpur has concluded. Participants called for accessible, practical and locally tailored programmes to help communities use artificial intelligence responsibly and take part in Nepal's digital transformation.
Read the original →The curriculum has been overhauled to try to give young people a leg up in an increasingly competitive job market.
Read the original →Kyodo News surveyed all 85 national universities in Japan on career support using generative AI. Fifteen said they had introduced measures such as AI courses or document-correction systems, and five said they were considering introduction. Together these make up more than 20% of all national universities, and an expert warned against excessive reliance on AI.
Read the original →A symposium in Naha, Okinawa Prefecture, considered the SDGs goal of a society that leaves no one behind from the perspective of AI.
Read the original →An AI-native university model has been launched that integrates AI into teaching, learning and assessment. It aims to improve learning outcomes and student capabilities.
Read the original →The father describes his son, a first-class painting technician who runs a painting business called Sasaki Tosou. The series covers the father's attempt to help his son using generative AI.
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