Topic: AI in education clear · back to the knowledge map
Most practices in: United States of America (18) · United Kingdom (9) · India (8)
Mauritius Telecom and the Ministry of Education piloted mytGPT, an AI tutoring assistant, with about 70 Grade 12 students in Rodrigues from …
Nigeria's 2025 UTME saw a special committee document over 6,000 tech-enabled malpractice cases, including 190 AI-generated image-morphing attempts to defeat facial verification …
Launched in 2023, GPTZero scaled to 4 million users by 2024 for flagging AI-written student text. An independent 14-tool benchmark found such …
South Korea's $850m national AI-textbook rollout was found in May 2025 by privacy regulator PIPC to have two data-protection violations. Adoption fell …
Deakin University's AI chatbot 'Genie' answered enrolment, fee and timetable queries, reaching 25,000+ student downloads and 12,000 daily conversations by 2019. Independent …
Paraná, Brazil has used facial recognition for school attendance since 2023 (~1M students, 1,700+ schools). A 2025 UNESP audit found only 91.1% …
Pakistan's oldest public university, the University of the Punjab, launched an in-house, trilingual (English/Urdu/Roman Urdu) AI chatbot in June 2026 to guide …
Sao Paulo announced in April 2024 that ChatGPT would draft digital lesson content for grades 6-12 in Brazil's largest public school system. …
A Skellefteå school piloted facial recognition to log 22 students' attendance over three weeks in 2018. Sweden's DPA (IMY) fined the school …
Portugal's 2026 rollout of digital correction for national secondary exams (81,000+ students) hit widespread login failures, lost and duplicated scripts, and misassigned …
Following an August 2025 mayoral decree, Tashkent piloted AI facial-recognition cameras for school attendance — with public backlash over undisclosed data practices, …
A flagship US district AI student-support chatbot that collapsed within months: the ~US$6M vendor (AllHere) furloughed staff and filed for bankruptcy, student …
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