Should India also introduce Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a subject from an early age like the UAE?

Yes, start from kindergarten

Start from middle school

Only in higher education

No, it’s too early

In a bold move, the UAE has decided to teach Artificial Intelligence (AI) to students starting from kindergarten. This initiative reflects their vision to become a global AI hub and prepare future generations for a tech-driven world. Children will grow up understanding AI concepts like machine learning, robotics, and automation from a young age, giving them a major head start in tomorrow’s job market. Meanwhile, in India, AI is still mainly limited to higher education or niche courses.

Should India follow in the UAE’s footsteps and bring AI into the early curriculum? Or do Indian kids first need to build stronger basics in traditional subjects? While early exposure to tech could foster creativity and innovation, concerns also exist about screen time and academic pressure. What do you think—should we prepare young minds for the future, or give them more time to grow before diving into AI?

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Should India also introduce Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a subject from an early age like the UAE?

Manish Sharma
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Should India also introduce Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a subject from an early age like the UAE?

Manish SharmaAuthor

Which industry do you think will benefit the most from AI adoption in India over the next five years?

With companies like OpenAI, Google, and xAI competing for top AI researchers, do you think India should invest more in nurturing homegrown AI talent?

Do you think China's rise of “dark factories” poses a threat to traditional manufacturing jobs globally, including in India?

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Manish Sharma
Author