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On 6 July 2026 Luxembourg added an AI chatbot to MyGuichet.lu, guiding citizens through 2,000 procedures in any language, 24/7, without personal-data …
Malawi's meteorological service piloted MET Norway's 'Bris' AI weather model with WMO, cutting forecast generation from hours to ~10 minutes — but …
Andalusia's regional government launched JuntaGPT, an internal generative-AI assistant giving up to 240,000 public employees access to a Gemma 3-based tool covering …
Mauritius's Ministry of ICT and Innovation launched MAIA+, a ChatGPT-based virtual assistant letting citizens download certificates, book appointments and track service tickets …
STEMGuyana's IDB Lab-funded AI tutor, built into its Pathway Online Academy, delivers curriculum-aligned lessons to Grades 1-10 across Guyana's ten regions. Independent …
A 12-week pilot of Finland's Eduten adaptive maths platform across 10 Lao PDR schools found Grade 3 participants gained 35.7% in math …
A WhatsApp chatbot delivering LLM-drafted teacher-training content was piloted with 47 primary teachers in Bertoua, Cameroon. It scored significantly higher on usability …
A University of Malta-built AI app adapts maths practice for pupils aged 8–10; a small controlled pilot of 280 students found low-performing …
Saudi Arabia's national NOOR platform runs enrolment, attendance, grading and communications for over 12 million users across 33,000+ schools, layering in dashboards …
ITU, Google.org and will.i.am's I Am Angel Foundation launched a one-year AI-and-robotics pilot across five African countries in September 2025, targeting 20,000 …
A 12-week trial with 180 Indonesian vocational students (90 intervention, 90 control) found an AI system combining skills-mapping, chatbot mentoring and labour-market …
Crowdmark, a Toronto-founded grading platform, digitises exam marking with bulk-comment tools and analytics. Waterloo adopted it campus-wide after a pilot; vendor case …
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