Estonia has fundamentally rethought education in response to widespread AI adoption among students, launching an ambitious national initiative that treats artificial intelligence not as a threat to ban but as an evolutionary pressure forcing schools to develop deeper learning. Rather than prohibiting AI tools that 64–90% of students were already using for homework, the Baltic nation partnered with OpenAI and Google to redesign how thinking happens in the classroom.
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