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Empowering the Next Generation: Elena Sinel on AI in Education

Elena Sinel, Founder and CEO of Teens in AI, recently discussed the role of AI skills in education with Apolitical. As a member of the Education Task Force for the All Parliamentary Group in Artificial Intelligence, she emphasised the need to integrate AI into educational frameworks.

Inclusion of Youth in AI

Elena stressed the importance of including young people in AI discussions for their innovative perspectives. “Excluding young people limits potential breakthroughs,” she said. Teens in AI fosters a global community where young voices shape the future of AI, ensuring responsible decision-makers.

Adapting to Generative AI

The rise of generative AI has shifted Teens in AI’s focus to include technical skills, ethical considerations, critical thinking, and digital literacy. Elena noted, “We guide teens to use these technologies responsibly.” Teens in AI teaches the real-world impact of AI, preparing young people for its complexities.

Bridging the AI Skills Gap

Addressing the AI skills gap requires collaboration among government, industry, academia, and non-profits. Elena advocates for early education, inclusive learning, and mentorship. Teens in AI diversifies the AI workforce by supporting underrepresented groups.

AI Innovations in Education

AI-driven tools like adaptive learning platforms and VR/AR technologies are revolutionising education. Teens in AI collaborates with educational institutions to implement these solutions, enhancing learning and integrating AI skills across subjects.

Elena Sinel’s insights and Teens in AI’s initiatives highlight the importance of equipping young people with AI skills to tackle global challenges and shape a better future.

Read the full interview with Elena Sinel:

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