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Sri Lanka's Cabinet approved AI Clubs ('Artificial Intelligence Student Societies') in 100 schools nationwide from August 2024, aiming to reach roughly 300,000 …
The University of Latvia's Senate approved a binding AI-use regulation, effective 16 March 2026, built on integrity, transparency, responsibility and data-security principles …
Tanzania's Ministry of Education issued national guidelines (Jan 2025) requiring every school and university to adopt its own AI-use framework covering privacy, …
Honduras's national SART platform flags students at risk of dropping out — with a focus on displaced, migrant and returnee children — …
Tel Aviv-based Copyleaks offers an AI-generated-text and plagiarism detector used by many schools and universities. Independent studies give conflicting accuracy pictures — …
Colombia's national education portal (21 years, 1.1M users) gained AI in May 2025: a content recommender for personalised pedagogical routes by level, …
AI chatbot deployed April 2024 on EBA, Turkey's national K-12 platform. First 5 weeks: >10M messages from 2.8M users across all 81 …
Stockholm EdTech platform used by 1 in 3 IB schools globally (2,000+ schools); combines AI-driven adaptive quizzes and real-time teacher analytics with …
A ₩1.2-trillion national push to put AI-adaptive textbooks in classrooms from 2025 — downgraded from mandatory to optional within four months after …
A peer-reviewed Uruguayan study tracked 15,529 children into grades 1–3, building ML models that predicted grade repetition with 80% accuracy — but …
UM6P and Morocco's Ministry of Education built an explainable ML system flagging dropout risk from 1.4m student records in the Fès-Meknès region, …
A Nairobi startup's 3D-printed, recycled-plastic humanoid robots translate speech to sign language in real time for deaf students in low-connectivity Kenyan schools. …
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