United Kingdom, Sept. 22 -- A former head teacher has claimed British schools are "crying out" for guidance on artificial intelligence (AI).

Sir Anthony Seldon, who is an author on AI in education, has called for the government to roll out a national framework, claiming the initial usage of AI in schools has been "chaotic and anarchic".

A new report by Seldon - who co-founded AI in Education, a UK-based charity and advocacy organisation - and venture capitalist Tim Bunting has recommended a 10-point plan to help roll out AI education.

This includes the prime minister delivering a landmark speech focusing on matching education with real-world AI usage; schools and colleges creating individual AI strategies, which Ofsted will evaluate du...