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3 AI startups that could change how we learn forever – Gen-E chapter 1

The most important European youth entrepreneurship competition, organized by JA Europe, took place in Athens from July 1st to 3rd. Among the many ideas submitted by students from all over the continent, three start-ups stand out.

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3 AI startups that could change how we learn forever – Gen-E chapter 1

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