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ON JANUARY 29TH, ACCORDING TO THE INTERFACE NEWS, MA YUN RECENTLY SPOKE AGAIN ABOUT AI'S RELATIONSHIP TO EDUCATION AT THE MAROON RURAL PUBLIC INTEREST FOUNDATION'S “RAQQAH PACT”. HE STRESSED THAT THE KEY TO THE AI ERA IS NO LONGER "USE OR NOT "AI" BUT "HOW TO TEACH A CHILD WELL " . IN HIS VIEW, THE RAPID EVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGY WAS RESHAPING THE UNDERLYING LOGIC OF EDUCATION, AND THE REAL GAP WAS NOT A CALCULUS OR TOOL, BUT A CHILD ' S CURIOSITY, IMAGINATION AND CREATIVITY. ...BECAUSE THE GAP OF THE AI ERA IS NOT REALLY THE DIVIDE OF TECHNOLOGY, BUT CURIOSITY, IMAGINATION, CREATIVITY, JUDGEMENT AND SYNERGY..

September 1, according to the official news of the Beijing Municipal Commission of Education, from the autumn semester of 2025, the city's primary and secondary schools to carry out general education on artificial intelligence, no less than 8 hours per school year, to achieve the full popularization of primary and secondary school students. 1AI learned from the official introduction that the artificial intelligence course aims to comprehensively improve students' artificial intelligence literacy, and provides basic content for all students that everyone must learn, everyone can learn, and everyone is willing to learn. The curriculum includes three aspects: AI awareness and thinking ability, AI application and innovation ability, and AI ethics and social responsibility, to help students go from "basic understanding of AI" to...

UNESCO Director-General Azoulay announced on January 21 that the 2025 International Day of Education (January 24) will focus on artificial intelligence, and called on UNESCO Member States to invest more in training teachers and students to promote the rational use of artificial intelligence in education. The United Nations has designated January 24 each year as the International Day of Education. UNESCO plans to hold meetings in Paris and New York on the 24th, as well as a webinar to launch a global discussion on the place of AI in education. The announcement noted the growing use of AI in education. In...

Nearly half (56%) of UAE students believe that artificial intelligence (AI) will revolutionize education, according to a new study published by Anthology. The study shows that AI is popular in UAE universities, with students actively adopting the technology and believing it will play an important role in future learning. More than 5,000 higher education leaders and students from countries around the world participated in the survey, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, the United States, Brazil, Singapore and the United Kingdom. The results show that students in the UAE are among the most frequent users of generative AI tools, with 3…