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UNILAG urges equitable AI adoption to tackle learning inequality

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The Faculty of Education at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) has called for the equitable deployment of artificial intelligence (AI)

UNILAG urges equitable AI adoption to tackle learning inequality

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