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China Pushes All School Levels to Teach AI in Xi’s Tech Drive

China Pushes All School Levels to Teach AI in Xi’s Tech Drive
Bloomberg Technology Monday 29 June 2026, 10:42 UTC By Charlie Zhu, Jing Li, Qianwei Zhang 1 min read
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China Pushes All School Levels to Teach AI in Xi’s Tech Drive China has announced a formal plan to integrate artificial intelligence across all levels of schooling, aligning its education system with President Xi Jinping’s campaign to dominate advanced technologies. The State Council released a five-year blueprint on Monday including a plan to make AI a core capability for every student, echoing Xi’s earlier call to cultivate high-tech talent as the world’s second-largest economy searches...

China Pushes All School Levels to Teach AI in Xi’s Tech Drive China has announced a formal plan to integrate artificial intelligence across all levels of schooling, aligning its education system with President Xi Jinping’s campaign to dominate advanced technologies. The State Council released a five-year blueprint on Monday including a plan to make AI a core capability for every student, echoing Xi’s earlier call to cultivate high-tech talent as the world’s second-largest economy searches for new growth drivers.
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