AI in Modern Education: Assessing the Benefits and Impacts on Teaching and Learning
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Department of Computer Applications, Bangalore, Karnataka (India)
Department of Computer Applications, Bangalore, Karnataka (India)
Department of Computer Applications, Bangalore, Karnataka (India)
Department of Computer Applications, Bangalore, Karnataka (India)
Article Information
DOI: 10.51584/IJRIAS.2026.110400147
Subject Category: Artificial Intelligence
Volume/Issue: 11/4 | Page No: 1924-1930
Publication Timeline
Submitted: 2026-04-17
Accepted: 2026-04-22
Published: 2026-05-14
Abstract
The educational landscape is undergoing a profound structural shift driven by the rapid maturation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies. Rather than simply digitizing existing practices, AI systems—ranging from intelligent tutoring networks to predictive analytics—are fundamentally altering pedagogical delivery and classroom dynamics. This study investigates the concrete effects of these technologies on cognitive engagement, instructor workloads, and the broader learning environment. Diverging from purely theoretical reviews, this paper adopts a mixed-methods approach: it synthesizes secondary literature from 2018 to 2024 and incorporates primary empirical data collected via a structured survey of 67 educational stakeholders. Our integrated analysis reveals that AI-driven personalization drastically improves comprehension rates by adapting to individual learning paces, while simultaneously alleviating severe administrative bottlenecks for educators. However, the data also expose critical hurdles, notably persistent anxieties regarding data privacy, infrastructural deficits, and a reliance on continuous internet connectivity. Ultimately, we argue that realizing the full potential of educational AI requires a deliberate "human-in-the-loop" framework. Technology must act as an empathetic amplifier for human mentors, guided by strict ethical oversight and comprehensive professional development, rather than operating as an autonomous substitute.
Keywords
Educational Technology Evolution, Personalized Learning Frameworks, Artificial Intelligence Pedagogy
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