Russia plans to allocate 500 million rubles annually for AI and cybersecurity textbooks
📚 Russia plans to allocate 500 million rubles per year for AI and cybersecurity textbooks. The Russian Ministry of Education plans to annually direct 500 million rubles to provide students in grades 5–11 with textbooks on artificial intelligence and information security. In schools…
- 01.📚 Russia plans to allocate 500 million rubles per year for AI and cybersecurity textbooks
- 02.The Russian Ministry of Education plans to annually direct 500 million rubles to provide students in grades 5–11 with textbooks on artificial intelligence and information security
- 03.In schools…
📚 В России планируют выделять по 500 млн рублей в год на учебники по ИИ и кибербезопасности Минпросвещения РФ планирует ежегодно направлять 500 млн рублей на обеспечение школьников 5–11 классов учебниками по искусственному интеллекту и информационной безопасности. В школах также предусмотрены специальные внеурочные занятия: • 5–6 классы — 30 минут в неделю. • 7–11 классы — 1 час в неделю. Министр просвещения Сергей Кравцов подчеркнул, что ИИ должен помогать школьникам осваивать знания, а не просто выполнять за них домашние задания. Источник
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