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Universities are increasingly integrating artificial intelligence into education, not only to enhance teaching methodologies but also to equip students with the essential AI skills they'll need in the future workforce. There's a growing understanding that students should learn how to use AI tools effectively and ethically, rather than simply relying on them as a shortcut for completing assignments. This shift involves incorporating AI into the curriculum in meaningful ways, ensuring students understand both the capabilities and limitations of these technologies.

Estonia is taking a proactive approach with the launch of AI chatbots designed specifically for high school classrooms. This initiative aims to familiarize students with AI in a controlled educational environment. The goal is to empower students to use AI tools responsibly and effectively, moving beyond basic applications to more sophisticated problem-solving and critical thinking.

Furthermore, Microsoft is introducing new AI features for educators within Microsoft 365 Copilot, including Copilot Chat for teens. Microsoft's 2025 AI in Education Report highlights that over 80% of surveyed educators are using AI, but a significant portion still lack confidence in its effective and responsible use. These initiatives aim to provide necessary training and guidance to teachers and administrators, ensuring they can integrate AI seamlessly into their instruction.
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