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How AI is Transforming and Shaping the Future of Education

Mounir Hamdi

2024 · DOI: 10.1109/ines63318.2024.10629089
International Conference on Intelligent Engineering Systems · 9 Citations

Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing higher education by affecting teaching, learning, assessment, and the skills required for future careers. AI technologies like machine learning and data analytics emerged through computer-related technologies and evolved into web-based intelligent education platforms. They now include web-based chatbots assisting or performing instructors' tasks. By leveraging these platforms, educators can tailor personalized and adaptive learning experiences adjusted to the unique needs of each of their students. Through analysis of datasets and pattern recognition, these systems offer customized recommendations to improve student motivation and engagement. Automated grading systems provide students with immediate feedback that encourages self-assessment and facilitates real-time comprehension of their strengths and flaws, thereby enabling improvement. This approach allows educators to focus more on refining curricula and enhancing teaching quality. AI also supports collaborative learning environments with intelligent tutoring systems and virtual assistants, promoting active participation, critical thinking, and problemsolving skills. However, integrating AI in education presents challenges, especially with respect to privacy and ethics. Protecting student information and guaranteeing ethical AI use are crucial. Also, over-reliance on AI can lead to passive learning experiences. Balancing AI with human instruction is essential to maintain meaningful interactions and foster deeper understanding. This keynote will delve into the multifaceted impact of AI on education, drawing on recent research and practical applications, it will emphasize the importance of considering the ethical implications and challenges of AI-based education, and will suggest that, by tackling AI’s potential, educators can equip students with modern skills for their future careers.