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“Dubai Summit Unleashes the Future of AI in Education: A Global Convergence of Ideas and Innovations”

In a robust effort to bridge the gap between education and technology, DP World is set to host the Day of AI Global Summit in Dubai on November 18 and 19, 2023. This notable event, undertaken in collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and its Responsible AI for Social Empowerment and Education (RAISE) initiative, aims to propel AI literacy for educators and students across the globe. With the world increasingly transforming under the influence of artificial intelligence, the focus on integrating technology into learning cannot be overstated.

The summit will be held at the iconic Expo City Dubai and marks a significant milestone as it represents the first international outing of MIT RAISE’s Day of AI program. This initiative is designed to equip teachers and young learners with essential skills to thrive in a future heavily influenced by AI technologies. DP World’s multi-million-dollar commitment reflects its dedication to educating 250,000 teachers and ensuring that 6 million students are AI-literate within the next year.

What can participants expect? The two-day summit will feature a range of interactive sessions including keynotes, roundtables, and expert-led discussions. Notable speakers will include Professor Cynthia Breazeal, Director of MIT RAISE, alongside Professor Eric Klopfer from the MIT Scheller Teacher Education Program. Together, they will facilitate conversations on the responsible adoption of AI and its potential to not only enhance educational outcomes but also provide significant economic opportunities.

Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, the Group Chairman and CEO of DP World, articulated the UAE’s commitment to progress through technology, stating that the partnership with MIT emphasizes the transformative role that technology can play in inclusive development.

In addition to discussions on AI literacy, the summit will delve into policy design, teacher training initiatives, and curriculum development. Ministers from countries including the UAE, Rwanda, Latvia, Colombia, and Kazakhstan are expected to showcase their national strategies for responsibly integrating AI into educational frameworks.

DP World’s efforts are part of a broader commitment to education, as illustrated through its Global Education Platform, which was launched last year as part of a million investment aimed at reaching 1.5 million students by 2030. The significance of the Day of AI Global Summit extends beyond the immediate event; it underscores a vision for future-ready educational ecosystems powered by responsible AI practices.

With such an ambitious agenda, the Day of AI Global Summit is poised to be a pivotal event in shaping the future of AI in education, promoting global collaboration and innovation.

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