This article examines drawbacks of using AI tools in education, indicating the need for human involvement.
This article critically examines the negative aspects of integrating generative artificial intelligence (AI) into education from pedagogical, philosophical and ethical perspectives. Although AI offers the potential for many benefits to enhance the effectiveness of teaching, it can also weaken the teacher-student relationship. The text highlights the negative consequences of using AI tools in pedagogy. The author emphasizes that the teacher should remain the key figure in teaching as a human and ethical mediator of the educational process. The article calls for a prudent and balanced use of AI in education, which should support, not replace, human interaction and creativity.
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Petr Mareš (2026) studied this question.
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