The Korean company said on Tuesday it has forged a strategic partnership with Kidaptive, a Silicon-Valley based startup funded by Stanford University that develops educational technology using big data and machine learning. US start-up Kidaptive, founded by Stanford University, has secured $5m after Woongjin ThinkBig, leading South Korean educational content provider acquired a 10% stake. Kidaptive uses big data and artificial intelligence (AI) to develop educational technology, and collaborated with Woongjin ThinkBig on Book Club AI Coaching, set to launch in Korea in March. The deal is the latest example of how Silicon Valley firms are using their tech prowess to help educate children around the world.
US start-up Kidaptive, founded by Stanford University, has secured $5m after Woongjin ThinkBig, leading South Korean educational content provider acquired a 10% stake. Kidaptive uses big data and artificial intelligence (AI) to develop educational technology, and collaborated with Woongjin ThinkBig on Book Club AI Coaching, set to launch in Korea in March. The deal is the latest example of how Silicon Valley firms are using their tech prowess to help educate children around the world.