A United States-based charitable organization has announced plans to implement artificial intelligence software inside classrooms in Gaza to track incidents of anti-Semitism and hate speech.
Further information regarding the deployment timeline, technical specifications, and cooperation with local educational authorities has not yet been released, but additional details are expected as the story develops.
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