The U.S. Department of Education recognizes the potential of AI in revolutionizing education and aims to promote its use to improve teaching and learning through technological advancements.
The global education market is on the cusp of a massive expansion, projected to reach a staggering $10 trillion by 2030.
According to the research, a staggering 63% of consumers desire brands to provide them with multisensory encounters, with 82% expecting the engagement of as many senses as possible when experiencing something new.
Just as mobile phones and the internet have shaped the lives of previous generations, AI is poised to have a profound impact on Generation Alpha, the group still being born today.
AI-facilitated personalization is reshaping the manner in which enterprises connect with their clientele, employing synthetic intelligence and machine learning to scrutinize client information and adapt interactions accordingly.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and speech recognition technology have revolutionized language learning, empowering non-native English speakers to improve their skills and overcome communication barriers.
AI's impact on the workforce has sparked intense debate and speculation. Sensational headlines have fueled fears of mass job losses and the replacement of human workers.
In addition to its global impact, EdTech plays a crucial role in bridging the education gap in developing economies, particularly for disadvantaged individuals.
Computer vision is a rapidly developing area of research that aims to give machines the ability to interpret and understand visual information from digital images and videos.