Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionised every aspect of our society — from the smart devices we use every day to the breakthroughs in medicine and science that are changing the world. The concept of machines facilitating education is not a recent development. This idea dates back to the mid-1920s when Sidney L. Pressey pioneered the use of mechanically driven 'teaching machines'Link opens in a new window to aid students in learning multiple choice questions. Yet, when it comes to technology assisted education, the application of AI is still in its early stages.

Discovering the Real Reasons Behind the Migration Trends of Young Tech Professionals in the UK

§ 85% of the youth believe relocating offers better job prospects.

§ Regional disparities observed, with over 90% feeling the need to move in areas like the north-east, Yorkshire, and the east of England.

§ Experts suggest businesses must increase inclusivity and embrace the untapped potential within regional tech hubs.

Some 85 per cent of young people between 16 and 18 feel they have to move for better job opportunities, despite having desirable tech skills, according to Social Mobility Foundation research. School leavers believe that staying in their area is not an option, with over 80 per cent saying they need to move to get better opportunities. This number rose to over 90 per cent in the north-east, Yorkshire and the east of England.