AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEducation & AI Skills: A new Bulgarian study finds nearly 95% of pupils in 63 schools use AI, but only 6.5% say they learned it at school—most teach themselves, while teachers mainly use AI for lesson prep. Learning & Mental Health: Research on Bulgarian children links reading ability to “reading anxiety,” suggesting weaker reading can trigger worry and avoidance. Road Safety Tech: Transport Minister Georgi Peev says Bulgaria’s road safety reform will “cost nothing” by pooling existing resources and data, digitizing enforcement, and issuing fines electronically via a new high-tech information hub. Health Supply: Bulgaria secured 560,000 flu vaccine doses, including nasal vaccines for children, with GPs expected to collect them soon. Tech & Industry (China): Vratsa’s mayor highlights education, agriculture and high tech for cooperation with China, while Bulgaria’s economy leadership pushes Chinese investment in EV production and related technologies. Higher Education & Connectivity: Sofia’s University of Telecommunications and Post marks its 145th anniversary, stressing AI responsibility and Bulgaria’s future in connectivity and digitization. Archaeology: Excavations at Deultum uncovered a 1,600-year-old Roman skeleton hidden in a storage jar during a violent fire.
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