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Artificial Intelligence: The National Network of High Schools that want to include this specialty in their programs is born

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The idea of including the topic of artificial intelligence in school curricula begins in the far north-east of Italy, specifically from the "Bunarrotti" secondary school in Monfalcone, where Dean Vincenzo Kaiko He also talked about creating a real network of schools that intend to offer educational courses to their students on this subject. Vincenzo Kaiko explains it Data science and artificial intelligence They are scientific disciplines closely related and related to other fields of knowledge such as mathematics, natural sciences, humanities, and economics, which together represent the most interesting frontier of new information and communication technologies. Integration of the study of data science and artificial intelligence into the high school track – Monfalcone School Principal adds It can allow male and female students to gain important basic knowledge in rapidly expanding fields of science and technology, both in terms of broadening their cultural background and in terms of orientation towards university studies. The study of these two disciplines also allows for logical development – mathematical skills, analytical and abstract skills, ability to solve problems and creativity, in an interdisciplinary and mutually enriching relationship both with mathematics, physics and the natural sciences, and with the humanistic disciplines." There are currently four Italian schools that have independently started secondary school curriculum studies with the aim of data science and artificial intelligence: these are Maserati High Schools in Foggera, Volta in Reggio Calabria and Galilei in Trento.


Trucks catch up in the self-driving vehicle race

The Japan Times

We'd all be whizzing round in automated taxis by now if Elon Musk had been right. Instead, fully self-driving cars are struggling to get away from the starting grid and some investors are betting that driverless trucks will reach the checkered flag first. Only a year ago, startups developing self-driving taxis were pulling in eight times more funding than firms working on autonomous trucks, buses and logistics vehicles, but the gap has narrowed dramatically in 2021. With fewer regulatory and technological hurdles, trucks operating on major highways, fixed delivery routes or in environments far from cyclists and pedestrians such as mines and ports are now being seen as a faster way to generate returns. In the year through Dec. 6, total investment activity for self-driving logistics vehicles leapt fivefold to $6.5 billion from $1.3 billion in the same period in 2020, according to startup data platform PitchBook.


Tanzania Gears Up To Become A Nation Of Medical Drones

NPR Technology

A Zipline drone is launched in Rwanda. The company is now expanding to set up a national network in Tanzania. A Zipline drone is launched in Rwanda. The company is now expanding to set up a national network in Tanzania. Eight-year-old boy bitten by dog.