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Napster Developing AI Teacher Clones to Provide Personalized Homework Support

CNETPublished 21 days ago

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Napster, transitioning from music streaming to AI, is partnering with UAE's GEMS Education to create AI-powered digital teacher clones providing multilingual homework support 24/7, aiming for deployment by end of 2026. The initiative includes safety protocols but raises concerns about misinformation, reduced human interaction, and potential impacts on school staffing.

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