The advent of AI in education has led to revolutionary changes in the conventional practices of teaching and learning. As the world transitions from the days of chalk-and-talk methods and blackboard learning to the modern era of intelligent tutoring systems, adaptive learning tools, and virtual assistants for students, there has been a remarkable transformation within the sphere of education. This article attempts to investigate the role and influence of AI in education, its implications on pedagogical approaches, engagement of learners, assessments, access, and educational management, among others. The research paper seeks to uncover the benefits and ethical issues concerning the use of AI technologies in modern classrooms. In light of contemporary literature and global policies in the field, it is evident that AI has great potential in transforming the quality of education. Ultimately, it is suggested that AI does not displace teachers, but rather complements them in fostering creativity and holistic learning.
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