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That's the new reality for many classrooms across Abu Dhabi, where a company is using artificial intelligence to create a new learning experience. Established four years ago, Alef Education has managed to get its digital education platform into dozens of schools in Abu Dhabi, as well as Al Ain, another city in the emirate. Alef has worked closely with the government of the United Arab Emirates to bring the platform to 25,000 students at 57 public schools. It is also used in two private schools in Abu Dhabi. And the startup has made its first move into the United States, where its technology is used in two private schools in New York.

On Feb 27, 2019 at the "New Era, New Education, and Creating the Future" conference in Shanghai organized by the iTutorGroup, announced that Sophia the Robot is their new ambassador and future AI tutor. A new strategic partnership with Hanson Robotics was also announced at the same time. At the "New Era, New Education, and Creating the Future" conference, CEO Dr. Eric Yang delivered these key messages: Conference attendees included a group of teachers and students from a primary school that iTutorGroup donated RMB 500,000. Toby, one of the iTutorGroup's students and recent speech contest winner, appeared on stage and had a fun chat with Sophia. Founded in 1998, and led by Dr. Eric Yang, Founder, Chairman, and CEO, the iTutorGroup offers a range of e-learning solutions for adults and K-12 including TutorABC, vipJr, vipABC, TutorJr and TutorMing.

In the present hyper-rapid cloud computing period, AI solutions drive exponential advancement in improving frameworks. ML's capacity to use Big Data analytics and recognize patterns offers a critical upper hand to current organizations. These mind-boggling frameworks may live in a private cloud or public cloud. Regardless, the progression of time supports ML: as more information is added to a task and analyzed after some time, Machine Learning delivers increasingly precise the outcomes. The worldwide ML market totalled $1.4 billion of 2017, as indicated by BCC Research.

Within the corporate world AI chatbots are becoming commonplace: most businesses are increasingly integrating them into their enterprise systems. A recent Forrester survey says that within 5 years, 85% of customer interaction will occur through the use of AI chatbots. Introduction of AI, coupled with natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning (ML) is likely to be the mainstay of enterprise digitalization strategies of future. This is expected to improve labor efficiency, enhance customer and employee experiences and provide cost-effective solutions. According to Raleyware CEO George Elfond, with the need to realign corporate training in the light of changing demographics, wide prevalence of mobile technology and distribution of workforce, incorporating AI is a must for efficient training.

CarveNiche Technologies on Friday announced a collaboration with tech major Microsoft for a new Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based Math learning programme to supplement classroom learning for school students. Called beGalileo, the programme uses AI to collect and analyse performance information and customise learning to serve each student. Meant for students from class 1 to 10, the programme supports beginners and offers them challenging questions as they advance. "Our product'beGalileo' is a highly personalised Math learning programme for K12 education, and our motto has been to help every child fall in love with Math," Avneet Makkar, CEO, CarveNiche Technologies Pvt Ltd said in a statement. "This association would help us reach a wider network and would be an ideal combination of Microsoft's advanced cloud infrastructure and CarveNiche's rich academic content and technology," Makkar added.

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In the future, personalized AI assistants will use knowledge of our behaviors to inform us of goings-on and do chores, and as we grow older, they'll provide companionship and assistance when caregivers aren't around. These assistants will not only chart our calendars and supply answers to questions, but will help administer medical treatments, assist us in making difficult decisions, and connect us with the people we care deeply about. That's the vision the Computing Community Consortium (CCC), an organization representing over 220 North American academic departments, industrial research labs, and professional societies, articulated in a draft of its 20-year roadmap for AI research in the U.S., which was published this month. Its organizers -- who include University of Southern California director of knowledge technologies Yolanda Gil and Dr. Fei-Fei Li, a Stanford professor and formerly Google's chief AI scientist -- picture personal assistants that will fundamentally transform human lives around the world for the better. "[AI] will enable an elderly population to live longer independently, AI health coaches will provide advice for lifestyle choices, [and] customized AI tutors will broaden education opportunities," according to the report.

To enhance the multi-disciplinary approach among students, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has decided to introduce artificial intelligence (AI), early childhood care education and yoga as new subjects in the school curriculum from the 2019-2020 session onward. Highlighting the importance of the AI, a circular by the board reads: "Artificial intelligence (AI) is being widely recognised to be the power which will fuel the future global digital economy. India's AI strategy identifies the AI as an opportunity and solution for inclusive economic growth and social development." However, if a candidate desires to reappear in a subject, he/she may do it during the compartment exams. Recently, the board had also integrated art with the teaching and learning process for all academic subjects from Classes I to XII to promote active and experiential learning. The detailed guidelines on it will be released shortly by the board.

Roughly 3,000 people -- many of them science-minded high school students -- gathered at SUNY Polytechnic Institute this week for the 2019 FIRST Robotics Competition. Steve Ference, the director of university communications at the college, said the event was incredibly exciting for a number of reasons. "This is a great opportunity for engineering students to show off all of their knowledge, but it's also a great opportunity for SUNY Polytechnic Institute to showcase all that we offer," he said. "This is a great pipeline for students who are interested in STEM to look at SUNY Poly as a place of opportunity where they can learn the skills -- like these skills so they can thrive," he added. The three-day event began Thursday and continues through Saturday in the college's Wildcat Field House, with teams of ninth- through 12th-graders from around the world competing for a chance to move on to the FIRST Championships in April.