China has showcased an AI-powered smart blackboard at the World AI Conference, allowing students to learn, create and solve problems with artificial intelligence in real time. The demonstration reflects the country’s push to integrate AI into classrooms from an early stage.
At the same time, many education systems around the world are still debating how and when students should use AI tools, with concerns ranging from academic integrity to overreliance on technology. The contrast has sparked discussion over whether embracing AI in education today could help produce more skilled engineers and innovators in the future.
Source: CGTN
