AI in education

AI IN EDUCATION

AI IN EDUCATION

The $5 trillion question facing global education

Education spending is soaring, but skills gaps show why system needs a fundamental rethink

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Education systems were designed for an industrial economy that no longer exists, and they are being disrupted by forces moving faster than most institutions can adapt.

Future of higher education is augmented intelligence

Universities must teach students to harness technology without surrendering human judgment

Students need opportunities to work with AI while learning to challenge its outputs, verify information, recognise limitations and bias, understand ethical implications, and decide when technology should, and should not, influence a decision.

How UAE teachers identify, address AI-generated work

The goal is not to catch students using AI, but to make sure technology supports learning

Teachers work with AI on their laptops

Teaching children to be human in the age of AI

As technology grows smarter, empathy, judgment and human connection matter more than ever

The real question is whether, amid algorithms and artificial intelligence, children will retain the qualities that make us distinctly human - empathy, compassion, curiosity, courage, kindness, discernment, resilience, patience and the ability to form meaningful relationships.

How UAE families use AI while keeping learning human

UAE parents say AI can be useful but children must remain responsible for the thinking

UAE households set limits on AI to protect children’s study habits

UAE, China to reshape future of education using AI

From academic exchanges to research tie-ups, visit opens doors to deeper cooperation

UAE to work with China to reshape future of education using AI

Why AI in education still needs human judgement

As schools embrace smart tools, oversight and fairness matter more than ever

Education requires flexibility, empathy, and understanding, qualities that no algorithm truly possesses.

Nobel laureates in Dubai: Will AI replace scientists?

From AlphaFold breakthroughs to classroom risks, Nobel voices weigh AI’s real limits

Scientists, Nobel Prize laureates and global policymakers attend the opening of the World Laureates Summit in Dubai. The event brings together more than 150 leading researchers and award winners to discuss the future of science and innovation.

Dubai school charges Dh200,000 a year. Is it worth it?

AI labs, robotics, esports, performing arts and sports – shaping tomorrow’s leaders today

Industry experts, alongside teachers, guide students daily, making the school truly stand out. Photo: Ahmad Alotbi/Gulf News

Global EdTech Prize winners named at Abu Dhabi summit

Innovators range from solar learning tablets to AI teacher tools and game-based maths

Representatives from Imagine Worldwide, Brisk Teaching, and Matific at the World Schools Summit in Abu Dhabi.

UAE: Don’t let AI make students lazy, warns Summit head

Teachers placed at the centre of AI tool decisions, says Vikas Pota

Vikas Pota, Founder of T4 Education and the World Schools Summit, at Yasmina British Academy in Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi.

AI won’t replace magic of teachers: Google’s Ben Gomes

Chief Technologist on AI in classrooms, preparing students for tomorrow’s jobs

Ben Gomes, Google’s Chief Technologist for Learning and Sustainability, at the World Schools Summit in Abu Dhabi.

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