IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON THE FIELD OF EDUCATION
Keywords:
Artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence protocols, Big Data, DeepLearning, Machine Learning, Algorithm, virtual education, online educationAbstract
In this article, the application of currently developing artificial intelligence in the field of education and its possibilities, the opportunities it gives to students, teachers and employees of educational institutions, as well as its importance in the organization of virtual education, artificial intelligence protocols, algorithm types, methodology and literature analysis of the field are discussed.
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