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Institutional development · Digital transformation, data and AI · United Arab Emirates

Khalifa University unveils InstrucTwin, an agentic AI platform aimed at education systems

Khalifa University of Science and Technology says it has built InstrucTwin, an agentic AI platform for teaching, learning and governance in education systems, now commercialised via KUEC.

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Why it matters: Education systems and teachers are the intended users of InstrucTwin, which Khalifa University is bringing to market through KUEC.

Khalifa University of Science and Technology said it has built InstrucTwin, an artificial intelligence platform of the agentic type that was developed in the UAE.

The university said the product is being brought to market via KUEC.

According to the university, the platform ties AI-supported teaching and study together with institution-level analytics and governance functions throughout education systems.

Khalifa University said InstrucTwin is meant to help education systems support learners and teachers and to convert the goals of institutions and regulators into results that can be measured.

Editor’s view

Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor

Education systems and teachers are the platform's intended users; if they take it up, the university says it would connect their teaching, study and governance work and help them track progress against the goals set by institutions and regulators.

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