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Miami’s public schools have embarked on the largest artificial intelligence (A.I.) classroom rollout in U.S. history, equipping over 105,000 high school students with Google’s Gemini chatbot and training more than 1,000 educators on cutting-edge A.I. tools. In a stunning reversal from initial bans on classroom chatbots, leaders in the nation’s third-largest school district say this rapid adoption is crucial to readying students for a future dominated by digital intelligence—an approach that could have profound implications for education reform in Thailand and beyond (NY Times).

A large-scale AI classroom rollout is reshaping how students learn. In Miami, more than 105,000 high school students now use Google’s Gemini chatbot, with over 1,000 teachers trained in AI tools. After an initial pause on classroom chatbots, district leaders argue that careful, supervised use is essential to prepare students for a future shaped by digital intelligence. The experience offers both inspiration and caution for Thailand as it strengthens its own education reforms.