China’s AI champion SenseTime latest to offer online learning after students told to stay home amid coronavirus outbreak


It is the first time that SenseTime has made available a countrywide education program for free. Previous forecast of annual growth of between 16% to 24% in online education sector over next three to five years may be revised upwards. — SCMP

Chinese students confined to their homes amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak now have the opportunity to learn about artificial intelligence after the country’s AI champion SenseTime offered its self-developed educational tools online.

The online AI learning programme, offering a full range of open classes, experimental tool kits for programming, and distance learning training for teachers, will be available free of charge, the company announced on Feb 17.

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