Today's Edition
BY ALDHABI ALMHEIRI
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a very powerful tool that we cannot ignore anymore. It is changing the way we live and affecting every field imaginable, from production to customer service and sales.
Many companies are using AI to improve their quality of work, increase income, cut down working hours, and better understand their customers. But who said AI is only for adults?
When it comes to education, AI is opening new doors for learning experiences enabling personalised learning tailored to each child’s individual needs.
It can help teachers pass on their knowledge based on the way that each student learns best, to ensure that everyone is keeping up.
AI isn’t just about teaching facts, it can also create engaging content, build prototypes, and even solve problems based on students’ learning styles.
For me, AI adds so much to my learning experience, whether it’s through storytelling, gaming, design, or even art. AI makes classrooms more enjoyable, interactive, and fun.
Secondly, AI could improve the quality of education, especially for children with specific needs. It could be through systems that are automated to address a child’s specific requirements or through AI programmes that help students master difficult tasks.
AI goes beyond expectations of education, it can analyse, solve problems, compare, and offer better learning options. That way, it trains students by presenting new ways to learn and teach, ensuring that every child has a fair chance to reach their full potential.
If schools and teaching professionals make use of AI and teach students how to use it effectively and, most importantly, safely, it could have a huge positive impact on our future.
On the other hand, there could be some risks when it comes to using AI. Yes, it is a very useful tool, but it’s important to set rules and regulations to ensure safe usage.
Artificial intelligence misuse could lead to a very serious issues and problems like copying work, reusing other people’s content, or worse, maybe even harm society.
It’s important that we teach young generations how to use AI in a responsible way.
Artificial intelligence nowadays can make decisions based on the data we feed it or previously trained with, but if that data is misused, it could lead to serious problems. Privacy is also a major concern here.
AI is growing rapidly and producing surprising outcomes in many field, which is why we need to ensure that younger generations understands the downsides of AI.
We need to make sure they learn how to use it effectively and, of course, always under an adult’s supervision.
Overall, AI could improve many different fields, but we need to pay attention to any unexpected issues that could arise at any time. We need to keep in mind that this is all new and could be useful in a way, but also not good in another way.
With the right guidance and a responsible approach, Artificial intelligence could reshape education and the future .
