Kazakhstan bets on AI to bridge rural education gap, but infrastructure readiness is key

Kazakhstan is piloting an AI project in rural schools to address educational disparities, aiming to expand it to 2,600 schools by 2028. While AI offers potential for better teaching and resources, success hinges on reliable infrastructure and adequately trained teachers, according to an opinion piece.

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