"I believe we can take the worst things about public services, whether that's the time-wasting, form-filling, pencil-pushing, computer-says-no, the mind-numbing-ness of it... We can take those things and we can turn them around with the help of AI," he said.
In the future, he predicted, teachers could turn to AI assistants to help plan lessons or even turn to 'AI-augmented reality' that 'can take interactive learning to another level' in schools.
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