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combination of learning theories and modern technologies creates new
opportunities for improving the quality of education.
This article argues that artificial intelligence can play a key role in the future of
education by making learning more personalized, efficient, and accessible (Holmes
et al., 2019). At the same time, it is important to address the challenges related to
ethics, privacy, and the role of teachers. The future of education will likely depend on
the successful integration of artificial intelligence, and further research in this field is
necessary to ensure its effective and responsible use.

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