Beijing Introduces Mandatory AI Education Starting in Elementary School
- Beijing has mandated AI education in primary and secondary schools starting September 1, 2025, requiring a minimum of eight hours of instruction per academic year.
- This initiative aims to cultivate proficiency in AI among students to strengthen China's innovative capabilities and position in the global AI landscape.
- China's Minister of Education, Huai Jinpeng, stated that AI is driving a technological revolution that presents significant educational opportunities.
- A white paper on AI education will be released in 2025, outlining strategic policies and methodologies for integrating AI into the education system.
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AI courses for primary, secondary students
Schools in Beijing will introduce artificial intelligence courses to primary and secondary students to strengthen China's goal to dominate the sector. From the coming fall semester, which starts on September 1, schools in China's capital will offer at least eight hours of AI classes per academic...
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