Schools across the UK, especially in London and Manchester, have begun rolling out AI-powered learning assistants in classrooms. These AI tutors analyze student performance and provide personalized content in real-time.
The Department for Education says the AI system is designed to assist, not replace, human teachers. The technology supports students struggling in subjects like maths and English, offering customized questions and instant feedback.
Educators in Bangladesh and Bhutan have shown interest in pilot programs. Given regional teacher shortages, AI tools like this could complement education systems in underserved areas.
