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Karnataka Strengthens Focus on Emerging Technologies by Introducing AI Education for Class 6 Students in Government Schools

Karnataka will introduce AI education from Class 6 in government schools, with collaboration between the IT department and private firms to expand the program.

Mahbeez Parbeen | | 1 min read

Karnataka Strengthens Focus on Emerging Technologies by Introducing AI Education for Class 6 Students in Government Schools
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In Brief

  1. Karnataka will start AI training from class 6 in government schools.
  2. CM instructed collaboration with IT department and private firms to expand the programme.
  3. The initiative aims to enhance early tech education in public schools.
  4. This step strengthens Karnataka's focus on artificial intelligence learning.

Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has directed officials to begin artificial intelligence (AI) training for students starting from Class 6 in government schools. This move is part of the state government's efforts to integrate AI education early in the school curriculum.

Shivakumar emphasized the importance of working closely with the Information Technology department and private companies to successfully implement and expand the AI training programme across government-run educational institutions.

The decision reflects Karnataka's commitment to preparing students for emerging technologies by providing foundational knowledge in AI at a younger age. The programme aims to boost technological literacy and equip students with relevant skills for the future workforce.

This initiative marks a strengthening of Karnataka's focus on embracing digital education innovations within its public education system.

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