Hanoi, Nov. 2 -- Artificial intelligence (AI) is creating new opportunities in education, but wiring tools into classrooms is not enough. The shift has to stay human-centred, uphold teachers and learners' active role, and be inclusive, ethical, transparent and respectful of diversity.

It was spotlighted by experts at an ASEAN-China dialogue on AI and digital education hosted by the Vietnam National University-Hanoi's University of Education on November 2.

The dialogue opened the Global MOOC & Online Education Conference (GMC) 2026, themed "Reallocating Intelligence: Transforming Education for a Human-AI Future", co-hosted by VNU-Hanoi and China's Tsinghua University in Hanoi from November 2 to 4.

It drew experts, scientists, universiti...