Technology has revolutionized the education sector, especially in the current pandemic scenario, wherein remote communication and collaboration software emerged as the key enabler for learning.
However, even before the coronavirus shifted the whole gamut of student-teacher interactions online, students were using artificial intelligence (AI) based tools like the Grammarly platform or the Hemingway Editor to improve their writing and eliminate plagiarized text. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. Today, AI is finding its way into the core of the education system through apps and software aimed at personalized learning, impartial grading systems, and more.