
According to CIO Africa, artificial intelligence is playing a growing role in how children learn, conduct research and complete school assignments. The report says this trend is creating new challenges for education, as AI tools become increasingly embedded in students' daily academic routines. The blurb does not specify which countries, schools or age groups are affected, nor detail the exact nature of the challenge, but frames the issue as an emerging concern for educators and families.
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