The use of AI is increasing in many fields, and it is more visible in some areas than others. We are already using AI without realizing on knowing about it. If you use voice assistants like Alexa, Siri, or Google Home, you are already using AI. Entertainment streaming apps, smart input keyboards, security surveillance cameras, and navigation apps already have AI.
The use of AI in education is making a lot of progress. A
cousin of IBM's Jeopardy-winning Watson, Jill
is an AI-enabled teaching assistant who can answer student questions about a
particular class and curriculum. This was mainly used to answer questions in a
right or wrong way.
New developments point to AI being used as tutors who can do
more than answer questions. The Walden AI-powered tutor, named Julian™,
is built with Google Cloud's AI and machine learning (ML) capabilities, driving
personalized experiences and knowledge mastery through various educational
engagement activities.
I feel that if more developments and improvements are made
in this field, it has the potential to help solve the issue of the shortage of
teachers. I do not think teachers will be replaced but can assist with many activities
involved with teaching. It will be interesting to see the new developments in
the field of education using AI.
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