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Beijing is bringing artificial intelligence (AI) into classrooms to get students ready for the future. Starting this fall, primary and secondary schools in the capital will __1__ at least eight class hours of AI instruction every year. Students will learn to use chatbots, know about basic AI technology, and talk about its __2__ use.  

The Beijing Municipal Education Commission encourages schools to either mix AI with subjects like science or teach it __3__, hoping to make a long-term curriculum plan. As early as in 2017, the New Generation Artificial Intelligence Development Plan __4__ the base by making AI courses necessary in schools. Building on these foundations, the 2022 national IT curriculum made AI __5__ required content in the IT lessons.  

In February 2024, the Ministry of Education __6__ 184 schools to test AI programs. Education Minister Huai Jinpeng called AI a “golden key” for modern education. Many Chinese tech __7__, like DeepSeek’s Liang Wenfeng, graduated from top universities such as Zhejiang University. By teaching AI from primary school early, Beijing hopes to train more __8__ innovators.  

Meanwhile, __9__ countries are also bringing AI to students. Estonia worked with OpenAI to provide ChatGPT Edu __10__ high school students. South Korea uses AI-powered textbooks, and a UK school tried “teacherless” classes with VR headsets. In the U.S., tools like AI Reader help students study.  

However, China is still careful about __11__ technological progress and ethical principles. The government made __12__ rules to ensure AI tools follow socialist core values. The United Nations’ call for humanity-centered AI is __13__ with China’s educational idea of training both __14__ and virtue, just like China’s way of all-around development.  

__15__ AI becomes increasingly integrated into education, it is crucial to balance innovation with moral responsibility.