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The document is a bibliography annotation discussing various articles on the role of AI in education, highlighting both its benefits and challenges. Key themes include personalized learning, the impact on teacher-student relationships, and the potential negative consequences of over-reliance on AI tools. The articles collectively emphasize the need for a balanced approach to integrating AI in educational settings to enhance learning while preserving essential skills and human connections.

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AI Technology: Bibliography Annotation

Alexandara Harry, A. (2023). Role of AI in education. Interdisciplinary Journal & Humanity

(INJURITY), 2(3). The article explains how AI is transforming education by making

teaching and learning more personalized, efficient, and engaging. AI technologies like

machine learning and natural language processing help tailor education to individual

students’ requirements. AI is also able to complete most of the work belonging to

teachers, including providing lectures, announcing assignments and giving feedback.

Though AI offers many benefits, educators must address ethical, financial, and

technical challenges to ensure it will support us in correct ways.

Guilherme, A. (2019). AI and education: the importance of teacher and student relations. AI

& society, 34(1), 47-54. This article discusses how the technologization of education

affects the relationship between teachers and students. Guilherme uses Martin Buber’s

philosophy of “I–Thou” relations to emphasize that true education is about dialogue,

empathy, and human connection, not just skill learning. Through a thought

experiment, Guilherme questions whether AI could ever replace human teachers by

concluding that even advanced AI lacks emotions, empathy, and real human

connection, it is still incapable of fostering character formation.

Ayeni, O. O., Al Hamad, N. M., Chisom, O. N., Osawaru, B., & Adewusi, O. E. (2024). AI in

education: A review of personalized learning and educational technology. GSC

Advanced Research and Reviews, 18(2), 261-271. This author mainly discussed

personalized learning with AI. With the help of AI, the academic performances and

achievements of some students have improved a lot, most of them are shown in

flexibility and adaptability, which provides a better study environment to some

degree. Meanwhile, research also indicates that personalized learning experiences


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lead to increased students’ engagement, motivation and understanding of materials.

Moreover, we have virtual reality to help everyone study in three-dimentional space.

Basha, J. Y. (2024). The negative impacts of AI tools on students in academic and real-life

performance. International Journal of Social Sciences and Commerce, 1(3), 1-16. It

begins by acknowledging the positive potential of AI tools in education like instant

feedback, personalised learning and efficiency. Then it discusses negative

consequences that students over-rely on AI and sometimes it causes mislead due to

single or simple answers. When students consistently use AI tools to do tasks, there’s

a failure to build basic academic skills; Or they become less likely to engage in deep

missions. Finally, Basha offers suggestions and tips on how to use AI tools in a

balanced way: leveraging their benefits but not sacrificing essential skill development.

Suharyat, Y. (2023, October). Artificial intelligence: positive and negative role in education

management. In Proceeding International Conference on Education (pp. 349-357).

Suharyat discusses both sides of AI. One of the positive identities of AI is that it

enables a more innovative learning process in various ways. However, if humanities

have too much dependence on AI, this may let them lose their mind of self-thinking.

AI also depends on algorithms, which may be imprecise or biased so errors or mis-

decisions could arise from this. People are also facing the risk of privacy leakage and

the fear of replacement of teachers.


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References

Ayeni, O. O., Al Hamad, N. M., Chisom, O. N., Osawaru, B., & Adewusi, O. E.

(2024). AI in education: A review of personalized learning and educational

technology. GSC Advanced Research and Reviews, 18(2), 261-271.

[Link]

Alexandara Harry, A. (2023). Role of AI in education. Interdisciplinary Journal &

Humanity (INJURITY), 2(3).

[Link]

Basha, J. Y. (2024). The negative impacts of AI tools on students in academic and

real-life performance. International Journal of Social Sciences and Commerce, 1(3),

1-16. [Link]

[Link]

Guilherme, A. (2019). AI and education: the importance of teacher and student

relations. AI & society, 34(1), 47-54.

[Link]

mportance_of_teacher_and_student_relations.pdf

Suharyat, Y. (2023, October). Artificial intelligence: positive and negative role in

education management. In Proceeding International Conference on Education (pp.

349-357). [Link]

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