Artificial Intelligence: A double-edged sword that redefines education

You don’t have to be a cynic to question who wrote this. He is not a doubting Thomas, nor is he a jealous person who feels envy when he sees brilliance coming from places that are not his own. Because by the time you finish reading this article, you can imagine that this entire article was written by artificial intelligence (AI). Because it shows how far we have come since the advent of AI and its attendant machine learning.

We are excited to support AI now and are amazed that we will soon be graduating with the honor of AI support. In that case, you may wonder whether it will be AI or humans who will graduate. Looking back, you don’t have to be a cynic to see that AI has made teaching and learning more efficient. Search engines like Google and information repositories like Wikipedia have improved. AI is advancing the teaching and learning agenda faster than the legendary Concorde flew from London to New York.