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06.11.2026

IPN explores AI educational tools for diaspora education, Warsaw 5 November 2026

IPN explores AI educational tools for diaspora education, Warsaw 5 November 2026; photo: Dariusz Skrzyniarz (IPN)
IPN explores AI educational tools for diaspora education, Warsaw 5 November 2026; photo: Dariusz Skrzyniarz (IPN)
IPN explores AI educational tools for diaspora education, Warsaw 5 November 2026; photo: Dariusz Skrzyniarz (IPN)
IPN explores AI educational tools for diaspora education, Warsaw 5 November 2026; photo: Dariusz Skrzyniarz (IPN)
IPN explores AI educational tools for diaspora education, Warsaw 5 November 2026; photo: Dariusz Skrzyniarz (IPN)
IPN explores AI educational tools for diaspora education, Warsaw 5 November 2026; photo: Dariusz Skrzyniarz (IPN)
IPN explores AI educational tools for diaspora education, Warsaw 5 November 2026; photo: Dariusz Skrzyniarz (IPN)
IPN explores AI educational tools for diaspora education, Warsaw 5 November 2026; photo: Dariusz Skrzyniarz (IPN)
IPN explores AI educational tools for diaspora education, Warsaw 5 November 2026; photo: Dariusz Skrzyniarz (IPN)

The IPN held a working meeting with Polish diaspora organisation PonsPolonia.ai on Thursday 5 November 2026 to explore bilateral forms of cooperation in the fields of education and outreach.

The meeting was attended by Deputy President of the IPN, Dr Karol Polejowski, alongside a working team from the IPN’s New Technology Division, National Education Office, Historical Research Office and the Office of International Cooperation.

A delegation from the PonsPolonia.ai organisation, led by Prof. Margaret Niznikiewicz, Dr Gene Sokołowski and Dr Małgorzata Styś, demonstrated their educational activities and use of artificial intelligence  in the creation of materials promoting Polish history, language and culture to an international audience.

Discussions turned towards a search for common ground in terms of future cooperation for the creation of educational materials about Polish history, culture and language. PonsPolonia.ai presented their portfolio and described their ongoing projects, many of which are enhanced through the use of AI technologies.

The meeting ended with a joint declaration on forthcoming projects. The meeting was organised by the IPN’s Office of International Cooperation.


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