XIIID supports Paraguayan education with AI tutors... a national leap towards equitable learning

XIIID announced on the 7th that Scott Kim, chairman of its parent company, BLAD Group, announced that he had signed a memorandum of understanding with the Paraguayan Ministry of Education and Science at the end of October.
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During the meeting, there was an in-depth exchange of views on the future vision of the AI industry, and both sides fully understood
The discussion progressed further, leading to an exclusive meeting with President Santiago Peña. The BLAD Group's vision for Paraguay is to "transform the economy beyond mere consumption."
As many regions focus on cheap electricity, the company is building hyperscale data centers and transforming green energy sources into a driver for AI growth.
Both sides fully agreed that AI should play a central role in eliminating educational disparities in Paraguay.
is an educational equalizer through personalized learning, ensuring flexible learning for all students, whether in urban, rural or indigenous communities.
The company positions AI not as a substitute for teachers, but as a support tool to improve the quality of education.
The company says it will automate the learning process, allowing educators to focus on mentoring students and fostering creative and analytical thinking.
XIIID, headquartered in California, has already expanded into Colombia and Brazil, and next year plans to expand into other continents, including the Arab world, as well as South America.
XIIID AI plans to begin a phased trial in Naranjar, then roll out to the state of Alto Paraná and then to the rest of the country.
The two parties have begun work on creating a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and improving data protocols.
Mayor Naranjal (Schaffrath) said that he would like to see a new legal framework for foreign investment management established.
BLAD Group has requested advice from the company, and BLAD said, "We are pleased to forge a stronger partnership through the sharing of technology and expertise."
Chairman Scott Kim concluded by saying, "Paraguay's future lies in the hands of the next generation, and we are here to empower them."
He emphasized his intention to work together with the Paraguayan government to achieve sustainable growth through collaboration.