Revolutionizing the Present Education System Through AI-Driven Learning Platform with Hybrid Techniques

2024

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DOI 10.1109/icacite60783.2024.10616605
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Abstract

Enter artificial intelligence (AI) technology, and it begins to change the landscape in higher education. This paper describes the developing paradigm of AI-driven learning environments and their revolutionary effects on 21st-century higher education. As personalized and adaptive learning experiences gain further ground, these new opportunities enable AI-driven systems to provide revolutionized pedagogical practices, improved student engagement, and boosted learning outcomes. The nature of AI in learning environments is customization: to refine the learning experience to every single, individual need, and preference of the student. The AI algorithms, capable of handling a huge amount of data, can make a proper evaluation of students, including their strengths, weaknesses, learning preferences, and others, for the improvement in learning and thus cater to them with personalized content and recommendations. This does set up a rich and transparent learning environment but also allows students to insist on owning their own learning. That democratization of education would therefore be paramount not just in handling disparities in access, but also encouraging a diverse and inclusive learning community.