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ERIC Number: EJ1311498
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 2021
Pages: 12
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ISSN: EISSN-2305-6746
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Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence Technologies in Education
Barakina, Elena Y.; Popova, Anna V.; Gorokhova, Svetlana S.; Voskovskaya, Angela S.
European Journal of Contemporary Education, v10 n2 p285-296 2021
The current stage of society development is very closely related to the digitalization of all spheres of public life without exception. Education in this regard should become the starting point or the basis for the competent and conscious application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, neural networks, and other cyber-physical systems based on AI, as well as robots and robotics objects. Digitalization in education is promoted by economic, social and structural prerequisites. The introduction of these technologies provides new opportunities to improve the educational process, but at the same time the application of these technologies faces some risks, the identification of negative consequences of which is delayed. The aim of the article is to provide the ways for the development of legal regulation of AI, robots and robotics objects in education. The study considers the experience of different countries in the implementation of AI technologies in the educational process, provides the opinions of international UNESCO experts, Russian and foreign researchers. According to the results of the research, three main directions of the relationship between the development of AI technologies and education are identified: 1) training with the help of AI technologies; 2) scientific and practical research of AI and its technologies; 3) training qualified specialists to work with AI in the process of obtaining secondary and higher education. The factors that hinder the implementation of these technologies, as well as the risks of negative consequences of their use in the form of violations of the students' rights are revealed. Findings and proposals for each of the identified areas are formulated.
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Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research
Education Level: Secondary Education; Higher Education; Postsecondary Education
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Language: English
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Identifiers - Location: Russia; China; Latin America; United Arab Emirates; Malaysia; United Kingdom; South Africa; South Korea; India; Hong Kong; Europe
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