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Humanities and the Rise of AI - Why should we teach AI in schools?

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Alexander Scheidt (University of Applied Sciences Potsdam) makes a case for teaching AI already to children in primary school – and he presents a tool specifically developed for that purpose: a toy-robot whose self-learning algorithm can be trained to 'recognise' colours and shapes.

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