DIGITAL TRENDS: Can ‘AI-aaS’ revolutionise education sector?

Technology has become a bridge between what our children desire to know and how they master the art of learning using their own passion. When they are playing games, they teach themselves lots of different concepts. Are we doing our best to support them both directly and indirectly? Technology must be seen as an enabler of self-directed learning, as it provides more engaging learning experience to our kids. But, there is tremendous complexity involved in developing AI and machine learning solutions that meet our kids’ actual needs. Developing the right AI algorithms requires educational institutions to know how to collaborate with data scientists. They should know where to look for useful information to do just that. However, it is cost-effective for every institution to arm themselves to employ data scientists to build such AI solutions in-house. How do we go about it?

DIGITAL TRENDS: Can ‘AI-aaS’ revolutionise education sector?

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