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Education ministry, police expand AI literacy training for students
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Education ministry, police expand AI literacy training for students

Indonesia's Education Ministry and National Police have expanded their collaboration to enhance AI literacy among students through a new 'Paham AI' program. The initiative includes training 12 provincial police personnel to educate senior and vocational high school students on safe and responsible AI use. Officials emphasize that digital competence involves both technical skills and ethical understanding, aiming to prepare youth for future digital challenges. The program seeks to bridge the gap between rapid AI adoption by young people and current regulatory frameworks, fostering a safer digital environment through preventive education.

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Education ministry, police expand AI literacy training for students

Indonesia's Education Ministry and National Police have expanded their collaboration to enhance AI literacy among students through a new 'Paham AI' program. The initiative includes training 12 provincial police personnel to educate senior and vocational high school students on safe and responsible AI use. Officials emphasize that digital competence involves both technical skills and ethical understanding, aiming to prepare youth for future digital challenges. The program seeks to bridge the gap between rapid AI adoption by young people and current regulatory frameworks, fostering a safer digital environment through preventive education.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced overview of the initiative without overtly favoring any political ideology. It highlights the collaborative efforts between the Education Ministry and the National Police, focusing on practical outcomes like improving digital skills and promoting ethical AI use. There

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