KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 21 (Bernama) -- As the world increasingly embraces artificial intelligence (AI) in education, Palestinian students continue to struggle to access basic learning facilities, putting them at risk of falling further behind in the global technological advancement.
World : Palestinian Students Risk Falling Behind In Global AI Education Race
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- Universiti Malaysia Kelantan (UMK) Senior Lecturer Dr Wan Ab Aziz Wan Daud said the conflict had not only resulted in learning loss but also disrupted the entire education ecosystem, including schools and higher education institutions.
- According to Wan Ab Aziz, the situation could widen both the education and digital divides, which could eventually develop into an “AI divide” as the technology assumes a greater role in education.
- Wan Ab Aziz, who is also the university’s Academic Director at its Centre for Academic Management, said the development of AI in education must be accompanied by greater attention to digital inclusion and technological equity to ensure that its benefits are not enjoyed only by students in other countries.
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