The Deep Investigation of the Part of AI Integ in The Field of Education: A Technical Review

2024

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DOI 10.1109/icacite60783.2024.10617224
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Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a force of influence changing almost every field, and the effects are massive. The paper, therefore, analyzes in deep depth the tremendous influence AI has had in the 21st century higher education. From an interdisciplinary perspective, we will delve into various ways through which AI is disrupting the traditional educational paradigms, reshaping the learning environments, and together with it, redefining the role of the educator and learner. The core areas of impact mainly include individualized learning experiences facilitated by adaptive learning systems powered by AI. AI helps in observing high levels of engagement and improvement in retention of information that will pave the way for improved academic outcomes through the offering of personalized learning pathways. Equally important, AI technologies ensure great advancements in the area of educational assessment and feedback mechanisms. The developed use of natural language processing and pattern recognition with AI-powered automated grading systems hastens the process of assessment by providing teachers with the chance to communicate useful feedback to students in time. This not only enhances the efficiency of evaluation but also fosters continuous improvement in learning outcomes.