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In Kalmykia will test a course on the study of artificial intelligence

In Kalmykia, the approbation of a new extracurricular course “Artificial Intelligence and Information Security” for students of 5-11 grades has started.

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In Kalmykia will test a course on the study of artificial intelligence

In Kalmykia, the approbation of a new extracurricular course “Artificial Intelligence and Information Security” for students of 5-11 grades has started.

The project involves 36 general education organizations from 13 districts of the republic, including 10 schools of Elista.

The main task of the course is to acquaint schoolchildren with the possibilities of artificial intelligence, to teach competently and safely use modern digital technologies.

From September 1, 2027, the course is planned to be introduced in all schools of the country.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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