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The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies in education is reshaping contemporary teaching and learning practices. This qualitative investigation delves into how Al is revolutionizing instructional strategies, fostering learner participation, and supporting customized educational experiences. Relying solely on document-based analysis, the study offers a critical perspective on the utility, limitations, and future prospects of Al innovations like intelligent tutoring systems, personalized content platforms, and adaptive learning technologies across various educational contexts. It explores the transformative impact these tools have on educators and students alike, emphasizing a shift toward learner-centred models and redefining conventional pedagogical roles. The research reveals that Al not only facilitates automation in educational management but also enhances instructional quality through data-informed decision-making, tailored teaching methods, and broader access to effective learning opportunities. Nevertheless, significant obstacles persist, including ethical dilemmas, concerns over data security, and issues related to unequal technological access. The study concludes that although AI can significantly enrich educational outcomes, its effectiveness hinges on deliberate integration, adequate teacher training, and consistent evaluation. This work adds to the expanding dialogue on digital transformation in education by assessing existing AI applications and their qualitative impact, underlining the urgent need for inclusive policies, skilled educators, and robust infrastructure to realize AI's full promise in academic settings. |
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