S. Korea to adopt multilingual AI digital textbooks for multicultural families' children
SEOUL -- To help multicultural families' children quickly adapt to the learning environment, South Korea will adopt artificial intelligence-based digital textbooks that provide translation services. Elementary, middle, and high school students will be able to study var
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