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Prognosis of artificial intelligence in education

Khushwant Singh and Mohit Yadav

LatIA, 2025, vol. 3, 107

Abstract: The Higher Education Institutions require emphasis on disruptive intelligent systems which includes Artificial Intelligence that challenges conventional methods with improved products and services. This study aimed to know the trend artificial intelligence in engineering education. Specifically, it aimed to know the profile of the respondents, know the level of utilization of artificial intelligence tools in engineering education, know if there is significant relationship between profile of respondents to the AI tools used in engineering education, and propose a model of artificial intelligence in engineering education. This paper used quantitative correlational methods of research. Result showed that majority of the respondents has more work experience, found that most teachers have five years or more of experience and found that in terms of educational attainment, majority of the respondents had master’s degree. Artificial intelligence tools are generally “Sometimes Utilized” in engineering education and the respondents' profiles had no significant relationship on the use of the AI technologies, which are often occasionally used in engineering education. To fully utilize AI capabilities in engineering education, the model achieved offers a number of particular actions, including institutional in-house training, awareness campaigns, research conferences, and informal information exchange.

Date: 2025
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DOI: 10.62486/latia2025107

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