In a groundbreaking move, California’s education board has approved a pilot program introducing artificial intelligence tools in over 100 public schools to customize student learning plans. The initiative includes AI-assisted tutoring, grading, and attendance tracking.
Educators say the program aims to bridge learning gaps worsened by the pandemic. Tech companies like Google and Khan Academy are collaborating on the tools, which are being monitored for ethical use and student data privacy.
This development is gaining attention in India and Bangladesh, where similar digital learning programs are expanding in rural areas through government schemes.