The AI Classroom
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- ISBN8235507029
- EAN9798235507029
- Date de parution26/05/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
In The AI Classroom: Education, Teachers and the Future of Human Learning, global author and cultural scholar Prof. Dr. Milton Biswas delivers a groundbreaking, investigative analysis of the silent revolution sweeping through contemporary higher education. Moving far beyond the technical hype of generative AI and automated grading, this book confronts the profound psychological, cognitive and systemic shifts facing modern academia.
Spanning thirteen deeply researched chapters, Dr. Biswas addresses the foundational anxieties of the digital age. From the collapse of traditional homework under the weight of ChatGPT to the shifting architecture of human memory, this text explores what happens to critical thinking when algorithms begin to predict human thought. Key areas explored in this volume include:· The Algorithmic Mind: An in-depth look at how constant interaction with AI tools alters student attention spans, cognitive retention and deep learning capabilities.· The Human vs.
Machine Pedagogy: Can machines truly replace the empathy, mentorship and lived experience of a human educator or will AI redefine teaching entirely?· The Structural Crisis of the University: A visionary blueprint of the "Future University, " mapping out how institutional power, data surveillance and intellectual property are changing.· The Global AI Divide: A critical socioeconomic analysis of how algorithmic education threatens to widen the inequality gap between technologically advanced nations and the global south.
The AI Classroom does not merely catalog technological advancements; it serves as an urgent philosophical and practical guide for educators, policymakers, parents and researchers. It is an indispensable compass for anyone dedicated to preserving the soul, creativity and independence of human intellect in an increasingly automated world.
Spanning thirteen deeply researched chapters, Dr. Biswas addresses the foundational anxieties of the digital age. From the collapse of traditional homework under the weight of ChatGPT to the shifting architecture of human memory, this text explores what happens to critical thinking when algorithms begin to predict human thought. Key areas explored in this volume include:· The Algorithmic Mind: An in-depth look at how constant interaction with AI tools alters student attention spans, cognitive retention and deep learning capabilities.· The Human vs.
Machine Pedagogy: Can machines truly replace the empathy, mentorship and lived experience of a human educator or will AI redefine teaching entirely?· The Structural Crisis of the University: A visionary blueprint of the "Future University, " mapping out how institutional power, data surveillance and intellectual property are changing.· The Global AI Divide: A critical socioeconomic analysis of how algorithmic education threatens to widen the inequality gap between technologically advanced nations and the global south.
The AI Classroom does not merely catalog technological advancements; it serves as an urgent philosophical and practical guide for educators, policymakers, parents and researchers. It is an indispensable compass for anyone dedicated to preserving the soul, creativity and independence of human intellect in an increasingly automated world.
