China is integrating artificial intelligence into its education system as part of a broader effort to overhaul education and boost innovation. The education ministry aims to cultivate basic abilities in teachers and students, such as independent thinking, problem-solving, communication, and cooperation, by incorporating AI applications into teaching efforts, textbooks, and school curricula.
This move targets pupils and educators across primary, secondary, and higher levels, with the goal of shaping the core competitiveness of innovative talents. The use of AI is expected to lead to more innovative and challenging classrooms.
By harnessing the power of AI, China aims to develop a new generation of students with the skills and abilities needed to drive innovation and growth. This effort is part of China's first national action plan to attain a "strong-education nation" by 2035, highlighting the country's commitment to leveraging technology to improve education and drive progress.
