Project Report on “The Transformative Potential of AI in Education: Enhancing Learning Outcomes Without Compromising Ethical Integrity”

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    Project Report on “The Transformative Potential of AI in Education: Enhancing Learning Outcomes Without Compromising Ethical Integrity”

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    2025-08-02
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    Sohana, Antara Raisa
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    The transformation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the educational field is studied thanks to a focus on evaluating how artificial intelligence impacts personalized learning, efficiency in terms of cost, ethical applications, accessibility, and learning achievements. The main focus of the research is to figure out how AI can be used to enhance learning experiences and results with ethical integrity and inclusiveness maintained. The information has been gathered through the web-based survey conducted among 336 students and focused on the perception of students concerning the role of AI in modern education. The results shows that personalization in learning with and ethical use have statistically significant and positive effect in learning outcomes, and personalized learning has the most remarkable effect. When educational technologies are created following the ethical principles like data privacy, fairness, and accountability, learners show more trust in them, and accessibility efforts combine to fill the gap in under-served populations. However, the impact of cost efficiency and accessibility on learning results is relatively weak, meaning that the financial and technological restrictions faced by the educational organizations limit the capacity of AI to cut costs and increase educational access. The paper hence points out that equitable and inclusive AI tools need to be generated and affordability and scalability need to be addressed. Overall, the study represents an encouraging role of AI to transform education, and it should be emphasized that continuous improvements of AI-based platforms and elimination of obstacles limiting more general acceptance should be viewed as one of the essential requirements. Future questions will attempt to improve individualized learning systems, cost effectiveness and equal access to every student.
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