Learning artificial intelligence in the schools of the capital of China is mandatory

Educational officials in Beijing, the capital of China, have said that learning artificial intelligence will be compulsory for all students, even elementary students. These training will continue from elementary to high school.

According to Business Insider, artificial intelligence training in Beijing schools begins in the fall of this year. According to the Beijing Municipality Education Commission, schools in the city are required to provide students with at least 4 hours of artificial intelligence training per school year. Schools can also teach artificial intelligence as an independent course or integrate it into existing courses such as science and information technology.

China has a comprehensive plan to enhance artificial intelligence

According to the project, elementary students between the ages of two and three are undergoing some practical courses to understand the work of artificial intelligence. Tips also learn how to use this technology in school and daily life. High school students also focus on enhancing artificial intelligence applications and innovation.

The Chinese education system consists of 2 years of elementary school, 2 years of high school and 5 years of high school. The Beijing Municipality Education Commission said the purpose of the program is to create a student-teacher-teacher-teacher and integration of artificial intelligence ethics.

Chinese officials have decided to compulsory artificial intelligence education, including leading countries in artificial intelligence competition, and its local startups, such as Deepsic, have achieved significant success in the global markets.

China, of course, is not the only country that has mandatory artificial intelligence teaching students. Last year, the state of California also required its education delegation to teach artificial intelligence in schools. Italy also begins testing artificial intelligence -based tools in classrooms as part of a broader program to enhance students’ digital skills.