New BRAINS Index Reveals the World's Most AI-Ready Education Systems
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NEW YORK - Nyenta -- New BRAINS Index Reveals the World's Most AI-Ready Education Systems
Estonia, Singapore, and Finland top global ranking of 80 countries benchmarked across 10 metrics of AI readiness in national schooling.

Cambridge, June 6th 2025 — The race to prepare students for an AI-driven future is on. Today, KZero Worldswide has launched the BRAINS Index — the world's first global benchmark tracking national education systems on their readiness for Artificial Intelligence.

Covering 80 countries, the BRAINS Index (Benchmark of Readiness for AI in National Schooling) ranks each nation across 10 key metrics, including Curriculum Integration, Teacher Training, Access Equity, AI Strategy, Public-Private Partnerships, Ethics & Safety, and more.

Estonia, Singapore, and Finland lead the 2025 ranking, with strong scores across both infrastructure and innovation. Other top performers include South Korea, China and Denmark.

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"AI is already transforming how children learn, create, and connect — and it's happening faster than most education systems can adapt," said Nic Mitham, creator of the BRAINS Index and founder of KZero Worldswide. "This Index gives leaders a way to see where their country stands, what's working, and what gaps need urgent attention."

The Index is based on proprietary research and analysis, combining policy frameworks, digital access, curriculum reform, ecosystem collaboration and real-world implementation.

Highlights from the 2025 BRAINS Index:

• Estonia scores 92.7/100, with standout marks for strategy, curriculum, and tool access
• Singapore and Finland follow closely, with deep integration of AI into teaching practice
• Top 10 includes: South Korea, China, Denmark, Netherlands, Japan, Sweden, and Norway
• The United States ranks #20, reflecting fragmented progress and regional disparities
• The Index includes 80 countries, covering every region from MENA to Oceania

Why the BRAINS Index Matters:

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AI is no longer a "future" issue for education. Students are already using generative AI to write essays, build apps, and explore new forms of expression. Teachers are testing AI for lesson planning, assessment, and feedback. National policies are emerging — but unevenly.

The BRAINS Index is designed as a practical tool for:

• Ministries of Education and AI task forces
• Edtech firms and platform providers
• NGOs, multilateral agencies, and funders
• Analysts and researchers in digital transformation

The full report is available to policymakers, education leaders and institutional partners upon request.

For access to the full BRAINS Index or to schedule an interview, contact:
📩 nic.mitham@kzero.io or visit https://kzero.io/

About KZero
KZero is a global strategy consultancy helping governments, enterprises, and institutions navigate the future of AI, Digital Twins, and the Metaverse. With over 18 years of experience, KZero designs future-facing strategies that turn emerging technologies into measurable advantage.