The UK government has approved a pilot project allowing public schools to integrate artificial intelligence into classroom teaching. The AI tools will help personalize lessons, track student performance, and offer real-time feedback.
Officials say this move could bridge learning gaps and assist overworked teachers. Privacy advocates, however, have raised concerns about data collection.
Several educational institutes in Bangladesh and India have expressed interest in testing similar technology, especially in English-language and science education, to boost digital learning in underserved areas.
