Artificial Intelligence in Education: Mission Possible?

The use of technology in non-IT  sectors is comparatively dire in Central Europe.  In order to stay in  pace with the rest of Europe, and the world, the region needs to adapt  quickly. Solutions lie in familiar places – in the situation Central  Europe finds itself, education will have to be one of the foremost  solutions to tackle the issues facing industry and the general business  sector. Wojciech  Przybylski talks with Eva Maydell, Member of the European Parliament,  about what education should look like in order to make future for  Central European businesses brighter. Summary of the conversation, “Central Europe’s Digital Divide”: https://visegradinsight.eu/central-europes-digital-divide/ The New Europe 100 network is a project by Res Publica Foundation that brings together people who have global impact through their groundbreaking expertise, unique skills and social outreach. In partnership with Visegrad Insight, StartUp Hub (Poland), SAPIE (Slovakia), Skool (Hungary) and Dataweps (Czechia). Supported by the International Visegrad Fund.