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AI & Education Policy Dialogue: What Works, What Breaks, and What's Next

Dialogue Brief

Date

March 8, 2026

Time

14:00 UCT

Location

Virtual

AI & Education Policy Dialogue: What Works, What Breaks, and What's Next

About

Al is moving quickly into education systems, but implementation is uneven —creating avoidable gaps in access, quality, and trust. This dialogue brings cross-context evidence from five hubs to identify what is working, what is breaking, and why—so partners can scale Al in education responsibly and inclusively. Key Questions: • What works: Which interventions measurably improve learning, teacher capacity, or system efficiency? • What breaks: Where do deployments fail (infrastructure, data, teacher readiness, governance)? • What's next: What policy and implementation moves are "no-regret" across contexts?

Speakers

Qiqing He

Qiqing He

GSC Chengdu/Founder

AIGW Policy Observatory (then operating as GAE Observatory)

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Hongyi Fan

Hongyi Fan

GSC Community Champion for Greater China/Founder

Curidaosity

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Daniel Kang

Daniel Kang

GSC Curator Chicago

Y20 U.S. delegate for AI, Digital Innovation and Education

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Phylis Atieno

Phylis Atieno

GSC Nairobi

Technovation Lead, GSC Nairobi

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Yiwen Zhang

Yiwen Zhang

GSC Curator Beijing

Forbes China 30 Under 30/Phd Researcher at LSE

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Mohammed Mishal

Mohammed Mishal

GSC Curator Dubai

GSC Curator Dubai

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Yves Zumbuhl

Yves Zumbuhl

GSC Lucerne/Founder

PaperCheck/botts.ai

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Registration

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