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Currently, the world is entering the fourth industrial revolution, led by the rapid development of AI. Given these technological advances, it is imperative that BRICS member states come together and leverage their respective technological strengths to create customized AI solutions that serve the interests of their citizens. Moreover, the convergence of education, technology and sustainable growth in the digital age stands out as a critical concern that requires urgent attention.
The digital age offers many opportunities, but it also risks widening the social divide between rich and poor, potentially exacerbating inequalities or creating new ones. Seizing opportunities and mitigating risks will require the application of science and technology, collaboration and significant structural change.
The deep and growing friendship between Brazil and China is a testament to the power of international cooperation, especially in education and technology. Our mutual efforts in these areas have the potential to create a lasting global impact and demonstrate that cooperation among nations is key to meeting the complex challenges of our time. Masu.
Both China and Brazil agree that education is the foundation on which sustainable development and technological progress are built. Brazil and China continue to deepen their cooperation, especially through educational exchanges, technological innovation, and joint research initiatives, and their partnership shows the world how international cooperation can shape the future.
China has made remarkable progress in the field of education, making great progress at both the basic and higher education levels. China’s efforts to blend traditional educational excellence with innovation have made the country a world leader in education. China’s experience holds valuable lessons for Brazil, which faces the challenge of universal access to quality education, especially in remote areas.
For example, China’s focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) will provide a roadmap for Brazil as it seeks to expand its capabilities in these important areas. . By learning from China’s approach, Brazil can accelerate its own efforts to develop the next generation of scientists, engineers, and artificial intelligence experts who will drive future innovation.
China has become a world leader in technological innovation, thanks to the world’s most advanced advances in AI. Meanwhile, Brazil is also making great strides in innovation, with a robust academic community and a growing technology sector. Both countries complement each other’s strengths. Brazil, with its diverse population and natural resources, provides an ideal environment for implementing and testing AI solutions, and China provides expertise in AI research, development, and large-scale implementation.
For Brazil, integrating AI into the education system could help solve long-standing problems such as inequality in access to quality education. AI-powered learning platforms could allow students in remote areas to access the same educational resources as students in urban areas. China, which has already integrated AI into many aspects of its education system, provides a valuable model for how Brazil can scale these technologies to ensure fair and effective education.
But cooperation between Brazil and China goes beyond AI. Student exchanges, joint research projects and joint academic programs further strengthened the ties between the two countries. These exchanges foster not only technological advances but also cultural understanding and create a dynamic environment for sharing innovative educational practices.
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the importance of international cooperation in technology, AI, and education cannot be overstated. The Brazil-China partnership encompasses various forms of cooperation within different frameworks, such as BRICS, and explores how cooperation can foster innovation, overcome common challenges, and create new growth opportunities. It stands out as a shining example of what can be produced. By continuing to build this relationship, Brazil and China are not only paving the way for success, but also contributing to a more inclusive and sustainable international society.
With the right focus and commitment to cooperation and collaboration, Brazil and China can contribute to shaping a future where technology and education work together to promote equitable and sustainable development for all.
The views do not necessarily reflect those of China Daily.
The author is Rector of IESB University in Brazil and former Minister of Education of Brazil.
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