One of London’s leading schools is to introduce artificial intelligence lessons to help children cope with the rapidly evolving technology.
The £26,000-a-year Alleyn’s School in Dulwich will launch its “AiQ” course in September for children as young as four. Headteacher Jane Lunnon said the school is meeting the challenge of AI head on, adding: “Education doesn’t come from putting your head in the sand and pretending thing’s aren’t there. It comes sometimes from grappling with the really hard stuff.”
