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Melania Trump announces agreement with Nvidia to expand AI in schools

CNN Portugal15 September 2026 at 18:16

Melania Trump announced an agreement with the company Nvidia to expand artificial intelligence in schools. The First Lady of the United States presented the partnership during an event targeted at students.

Nvidia is an American company leading in graphics processing and artificial intelligence technologies. The agreement aims to bring AI tools to the school environment.

Before the students present, Melania Trump encouraged young people to dream big and use artificial intelligence tools to create something innovative. "Dream big and use these AI tools to build something never before seen," she said.

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