AI means students have access to far more personalized learning tools than ever before. They can ask for an explanation of a concept in simple language, get additional examples, create practice questions, or ask for material to be explained from a different perspective. Students who don't understand the explanations in class can try other approaches via AI. In this case, AI can be an interesting tool because the learning process does not always have to follow the same method for everyone.
But there is another side that I think needs to be really paid attention to. If students only ask AI to do assignments without understanding the process, this technology can actually weaken their thinking abilities. AI should be used to assist learning, not replace the learning process. Teachers also have an important role in teaching how to check AI answers because the system can provide incorrect or out-of-context information. In the future, the skills students need may not only be knowing the answers, but being able to ask questions well, check information, use AI responsibly, and still think independently.
