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Artificial Intelligence has the potential to greatly improve and change education systems across the world. There is a strong possibility for artificial intelligence to be used to help teachers effectively streamline their instruction process and to help students receive more personalised help that is specifically suited to their strengths and weaknesses. Dataconomy.com says ideally, AI will also help to complete some of the more menial tasks that teachers and teaching assistants have to work on, freeing them up to spend even more time helping students. There has been a lot of progress in this field in the past few years, as more and more companies have been involved in projects that aim to augment, improve, and change the way teaching is done. The field of education is definitely ripe for innovation, and the advancement of artificial intelligence may be able to provide that innovation. The right applications of AI can result in students having a vastly more detailed and substa

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