India Must Prioritise Child Safety In AI Education: WEF Expert
Cathy Li, Head of the Centre for AI Excellence at the World Economic Forum, advocates for integrating AI literacy into India's education system.
Read the original →Article digest · Oct 12 AM
AI & Education — what each story says
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📚 AI literacy2
UK envoy calls for India-UK AI skills ecosystem beyond student exchanges
British Deputy High Commissioner Andrew Fleming said India and the UK should deepen cooperation through joint research, curriculum development, teacher training and industry-linked skilling.
Read the original →🎒 Elementary school4
Concerns over future of AI-dependent children
Researchers estimate that by 2030, more than 70 per cent of children born in the technology and AI era will not be able to think by themselves or be creative without digital assistance.
Read the original →Bringing AI into schools: Don't let technology replace learning.
Students increasingly use AI to search for information, solve problems and write essays. Introducing the technology in secondary schools requires equipping students with the knowledge and skills to use it. It also requires ensuring that students do not become dependent on AI and that technology does not replace their thinking and learning processes.
Read the original →"Digital Literacy for the Masses": A Platform for Introducing AI into Schools
The Digital Literacy for the Masses program will expand the effect of digital transformation in Ho Chi Minh City's education. It will also serve as a platform for introducing AI into schools.
Read the original →Learning e-Portal and AI Teaching Material "Qubena" Officially Adopted in Shodoshima, Kagawa; Five Town Schools, About 700 Users
COMPASS Inc., headquartered in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo, with Representative Director Jun Sato, provides the learning e-portal and AI-based teaching material Qubena.
Read the original →🏫 High school2
After Studying, Ask Yourself "Can I Do This Alone Tomorrow?": A Learning Habit to Maximize Your Abilities in the AI Era
One unexpected finding in learning research is that how well someone performs during practice is often an unreliable indicator of how much they will remember later. At times the two point in opposite directions.
Read the original →Numazu Junior and Senior High Students Try Entrepreneurship, Aiming to Build AI Apps for Everyday Inconveniences
Numazu City held an entrepreneurship experience workshop for junior and senior high school students on the 6th. The program addresses local issues using information and communication technology (ICT).
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Nieu Loc Ward Promotes AI Use So Residents Can Understand Administrative Procedures and Avoid Scams
On the morning of October 10, Nieu Loc Ward in Ho Chi Minh City held a Digital Transformation Day. It guided residents on accessing and using digital services in daily life, on using artificial intelligence (AI) in administrative procedures, and on preventing fraud.
Read the original →The analysis and visual summary are in the Oct 12 AM issue. Japanese version here.