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BEIJING, May 12 (Xinhua) -- China will establish a tiered AI education system spanning primary, junior high, and senior high schools to guide students from foundational cognitive awareness to practical technological innovation, according to policy documents unveiled Monday.

At the primary school level, the Ministry of Education (MOE) prioritizes AI literacy through exposure to basic technologies, such as voice recognition and image classification. Building on this foundation, junior high school students will deepen their understanding of AI logic, examine machine learning processes, and develop critical thinking to identify misinformation in generative AI outputs.

Progressing to senior secondary education, the focus shifts toward applied innovation. Students will use accumulated AI knowledge to design and refine AI algorithm models, while cultivating interdisciplinary systems thinking.

To achieve the goals, the MOE will integrate AI-enabled teaching competencies into the teacher training framework. Additionally, it mandates schools to develop age-appropriate curricula with tiered instructional practices that align with cognitive development stages.

Notably, the MOE underscores generative AI's pedagogical potential. "Teachers can empower generative AI tools to construct interactive teaching and create immersive learning experiences," said an official overseeing basic education.

The official also called for strengthening students' logical and innovative thinking through generative AI-powered interactive learning ecosystems.

Meanwhile, the MOE prohibits students from submitting AI-generated content as academic work or examination responses. Simultaneously, it demands that teachers cultivate learners' capacity for critical thinking of AI outputs, thereby fostering authentic engagement in information processing.

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[–] FuckBigTech347@lemmygrad.ml 3 points 6 days ago

But to us everything has to justify its own cost and profit-making ability, even schooling. Rail has to be self-sufficient in five years to be very tentatively approved, and the economic stimulus it provides is not considered at all in the equation: it has to cover its own cost of operation. If there is no immediate gain from it, then we don’t want it. And not only that, but we don’t want others to have it either.

This is one of the things that pisses me off so much about this society. It especially pisses me off when average people only think within those boundaries and then wonder how nothing ever happens and things start to crumble and stagnate around them.

If everyone actually followed this nonsense tomorrow then humanity would regress back to shit throwing monkeys in no time.

Personally I always rejected this shit because it never made any sense to me, and even now there are people who think lesser of me because of it.
You can show them the coolest thing they've ever seen and they'll inevitably go "OK, but how are you going to make money with it?". They're completely incapable of seeing past that.
It really is like a fucking cult who calls anyone that gets shit done or even just pursues knowledge without a profit incentive a heretic.