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South Korea will start using AI-infused textbooks in its “future classrooms” next year.

Unlike a regular ebook, these AI-enabled digital textbooks will supposedly assess students’ reading level and change the content based on the reader. South Korea expects to be the first country in the world to use these books starting in 2025.

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