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Future Learning Institute Introduces Ethical AI in Education

On December 3, 2025, the Future Learning Institute (FLI), operated by Agilix, a prominent organization providing AI-powered offline learning systems, presented a groundbreaking ethical AI framework for education at the NEXTEN Summit in Dakar, Senegal.

Dr. Mark Luetzelschwab, Director of International AI Programs for Agilix, addressed attendees with a keynote speech, participated in an expert panel, and led a breakout session to discuss the pivotal role of AI in education and the necessary transformation of national workforces. His insights aimed to bridge the gap between education and employment, which is crucial in today's digital landscape.

Addressing the Importance of AI Ethics in Education

The keynote speech titled "AI Ethics in Education: The 3A Model" introduced a practical framework designed for ministries and educational institutions to evaluate AI systems based on three core dimensions:

• - Action: What the AI does and how it aligns with educational objectives.
• - Autonomy: The level of human oversight required for effective operation.
• - Accountability: Whether the system operates reliably, fairly, and transparently.

This framework serves as a guide for countries aiming to implement AI responsibly while fostering trust and transparency—key components for successful nationwide integration of AI technologies in educational settings. "AI can expand access to quality learning for millions, but this must be governed by trust, transparency, and local relevance," stated Dr. Luetzelschwab. He reaffirmed that FLI's goal is to assist countries in establishing these foundational elements using both online and offline approaches.

Why Agilix is Present at the NEXTEN Summit

Agilix's participation at the NEXTEN Summit aligns with its mission to support nations in bridging the educational-employment divide. The initiatives they plan to promote include:

• - Supporting digital transformation efforts at ministerial levels.
• - Expanding access to AI-powered training, both online and offline.
• - Building local capacity to deliver digital learning solutions.
• - Collaborating with governments, universities, and industries to prepare young people for emerging jobs.

FLI’s work is part of a larger strategy aimed at enhancing educational infrastructures in developing regions. One significant project involves deploying Agilix's technology across West Africa, specifically in Sierra Leone, where FLI is working to introduce a community-based, AI-driven training model for workforce preparation.

The Impact of Agilix Technology

Agilix Labs, with over 24 years of experience in delivering more than 50 million online courses in over 200 countries, has developed technologies tailored for mobile-first, offline-enabled, and AI-supported learning. This innovative approach enables governments and institutions to reach learners in rural, underserved, and poorly connected environments effectively.

By leveraging AI capabilities, the Future Learning Institute aims to assist nations in creating localized learning ecosystems, ultimately enhancing job opportunities for youth while seamlessly integrating ethical AI practices into educational paradigms. As educational landscapes evolve with technology, frameworks like the one introduced at the NEXTEN Summit are vital for fostering an inclusive and robust future for global education systems.

For more details about Agilix Labs and their initiatives, visit Agilix Labs or explore the future of education empowered by AI.