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The Magic of AI in Education: A Double-Edged Sword

The Teenager Today

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September 2023

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has come into our lives and is becoming an integral part, but it’s not just limited to Siri or Alexa! A few years ago, it all looked like a part of a sci-fi fantasy. Today, it’s a reality that’s knocking on the doors of our classrooms and redesigning how we learn and study. But as with any superhero, with great power comes responsibility. AI, too, has its strengths and weaknesses.

- NITISH BAROLE

The Magic of AI in Education: A Double-Edged Sword

Have you ever wanted a brainy computer to help you with your studies and homework? Guess what! AI is that brainy. It knows how well you grasp history or struggle with mathematics and can design study plans according to your weaknesses and strengths. It’s like your favourite music app that creates a playlist to suit your mood, but here, it’s all about your academic performance and your learning styles.

Gone are the days when you’d nervously wait for your test results; with AI, your scores are just a click away. You will not only know your scores but also understand where you excelled and where you need to improve. With immediate feedback, AI ensures your learning pace is much faster.

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