According to the reports of UNESCO, over 250 million young people were out of school in 2018 worldwide. Despite skyrocketing growth in technological evolution and infrastructure, it remains a disheartening fact that over 20% of the young potential is neglected and being wasted.
Several initiatives were taken to bridge the educational gap, though not as radical as Artificial Intelligence. But soon after the arrival of Generative AI, a new hope emerged among teachers, students, and educational stakeholders. Generative AI has the prospect of bridging the educational gap as it offers personalised learning opportunities that present all the resources collectively in one place.
However, these advancements may not be equally accessible to every kind of demographic or region due to political, economic and cultural differences.
In addition, to utilise these functions, a certain level of digital literacy is required. To operate and interpret them, an iterative process of practice is mandatory for proficiency in using them.