In China, AI-powered learning devices that can scan homework, check answers, and provide explanations are becoming increasingly popular among students and their parents. These devices, which can cost up to $1,800, have found favor particularly after recent government restrictions on cram schools.

The trend is evident in cities like Dalian, where education-focused families are turning to technology to supplement their children's learning during the summer break. The AI tutors offer an automated way to assist with homework and learning, filling a gap left by the clampdown on traditional after-school tutoring.

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This shift highlights a growing reliance on artificial intelligence in education within China, as parents seek effective alternatives to support their children's academic progress.

Source: Nikkei Asia

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