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Welcome to TechLife with me, Shona McCallum.

This is the show where we find and explain new technologies

that will change lives and the world we live in.

This week, teaching artificial intelligence to children in schools,

is this happening where you live?

Politicians and experts discuss the risks and benefits of AI at a global summit.

Health Tech helps patients with epilepsy in the Caribbean,

and our reporter is sent on a crispy, crunchy tech testing mission.

I'm sure that's come through loud and clear. We start today by looking at an issue that's relevant all around the world,

artificial intelligence or AI and its use in the classroom.

Schools should be teaching children how to use AI from the age of 11, according to the professional body for computing in the United Kingdom. Two BBC young reporters, Ben and Theo,

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