Eswatini Schools Incorporate AI in Education, Some Teachers Resist
Some schools in Eswatini, Africa’s last absolute monarchy formerly known as Swaziland, have incorporated the use of artificial intelligence, AI, to help students learn better; however, some teachers are not on board. For VOA, Nokukhanya Musi filed this report from Mvutijini, an area in Eswatini.
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