| 英文摘要 |
The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is profoundly reshaping global economic structures, industrial patterns, and educational systems. Since 2021, UNESCO has actively promoted human-centered AI education policies through key documents such as Artificial Intelligence and Education: Guidance for Policymakers (2021), Guidance for Generative AI in Education and Research (2023), and the AI Competency Framework for Teachers and Students (2024), forming a comprehensive blueprint that integrates ethics, equity, and competency development. This study adopts a qualitative document analysis method, examining UNESCO’s AI-related publications from 2019 to 2024 to explore their policy orientations, design logic, and educational implications. The findings reveal an evolutionary trajectory from policy advocacy to ethical regulation and finally to competency-based implementation. The teacher framework emphasizes professional agency and pedagogical application, while the student framework focuses on understanding, ethical awareness, and creative application—both grounded in humanistic and socially responsible principles. However, the frameworks remain limited in addressing cultural and contextual diversity across educational stages. It is therefore suggested that AI competency frameworks be localized and culturally adapted to ensure inclusiveness and relevance. The study concludes by recommending three strategic directions for implementing AI education: (1) policy support and resource investment, (2) flexible and ethically guided curriculum design, and (3) collaborative professional learning communities for teachers to advance sustainable AI literacy and digital competence development worldwide. |