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Read the original →KT said on the 1st that it will begin a pilot generative AI education program for seniors living alone. The instructors will be drawn from Senior IT Supporters, made up of retired former KT employees, who will be trained as AI instructors.
Read the original →The author argues that for AI education frameworks to be truly integrated into school life, a "triangle of responsibility" is needed that includes schools, families and students.
Read the original →LG U+ will strengthen artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity education for middle and high school students. It is working in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Tior Korea.
Read the original →The spread of generative AI in education has raised concerns that it could reduce students' ability to think. Against this background, a course uses generative AI to strengthen thinking skills.
Read the original →LG Uplus has signed a business agreement with South Korea's Ministry of Education and cybersecurity firm TIORI Korea. The aim is to train AI and information security talent among middle and high school students.
Read the original →MTN Ghana has called on university students and young innovators to develop artificial intelligence (AI) solutions that address local challenges. The report is dated Accra, Oct. 31.
Read the original →Shiga University opened Japan's first data science faculty in 2017. It has signed more than 110 partnership agreements with companies and organizations, covering joint research and training. President Takemura was interviewed on the past decade and on current research trends, including how to deal with AI.
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