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How AI works: reconfiguring lifelong learning
Lifelong learning is a current policy focus in many countries, with AI technologies promoted as both the motivation for the need for lifelong learning (due to its assumed role in social change) and as an important way to ‘deliver’ learning across the life course. Such policies tend to be instrumenta
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