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AI is rapidly being utilized in education, potentially altering the learning process by enhancing outcomes, increasing efficiency, and enriching the educational experience. However, the use of AI in education raises several concerns, including the need for high-quality data, ethical and privacy concerns, challenges in integrating AI technology into existing educational systems and practices, and a lack of expertise and knowledge of AI among educators and learners. This study investigated these topics by doing a content analysis of one of the most recent issues of the journal Educational Technology and Society (ET&S), with an emphasis on AI in education. The study adopted qualitative content analysis to identify and categorize the prevalent themes and issues connected with AI in education, such as possible advantages, challenges and risks, ethical and privacy concerns, and the need for additional AI education and training. The findings of this study suggest that a thoughtful and careful approach is necessary for integrating AI into education, focusing on addressing critical challenges identified in this study.
AI Challenges, AI in Education, High-quality data, Ethics, Advantages, Privacy Concerns.
AI Challenges, AI in Education, High-quality data, Ethics, Advantages, Privacy Concerns.
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