Future of Learning

This book examines AI’s transformative impact on higher education, from enhancing teaching and learning to raising ethical challenges like academic integrity and bias. It provides a balanced exploration of AI-driven tools, policies, and governance, aligning with SDG 4: Quality Education, to ensure AI is used responsibly and effectively. It serves as a comprehensive guide for navigating the opportunities and risks of AI integration in academia.

A key highlight is the book’s focused exploration of Generative AI and OpenAI tools, distinguishing it from broader discussions. It specifically addresses how these technologies impact assessment and academic integrity. The book offers a practical, structured approach by integrating AI concepts with established educational taxonomies like Bloom’s and SOLO. This allows for a targeted discussion on personalized learning and skill development. It provides case studies, real-world applications, and comparative analyses of institutional strategies, offering actionable guidance for educators and policymakers. By delving into policies and governance, it helps universities navigate the complexities of AI adoption.

The book’s research-based insights and practical focus make it an essential guide for managing AI in a rapidly evolving academic landscape. This book is for researchers and practitioners, including educators and policymakers, seeking a comprehensive and practical guide to understanding and responsibly implementing AI in higher education.

Mazni Omar is an Associate Professor at Universiti Utara Malaysia and a Research Fellow at the Institute for Advanced and Smart Digital Opportunities (IASDO). Specializing in software engineering, her work covers agile management, software quality, processes, and AI-driven data mining. She publishes, secures grants, participates in Erasmus+ collaborations, and contributes to Scopus-indexed journals as an editorial board member and a guest editor.

Samsul Ariffin Abdul Karim is an Associate Professor at Universiti Utara Malaysia with a PhD in mathematics from Universiti Sains Malaysia and a registered MBOT Professional Technologist. His research includes numerical analysis, machine learning, and optimization. Dr. Karim has over 228 publications and 20 books, and he has received multiple awards, including Universiti Teknologi Petronas Quality Day recognitions.

Yuto Lim earned a BEng (Hons) and an MInfTech at Universiti Malaysia Sarawak and a PhD at Kyoto University. He was a researcher at the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT), Japan, before joining the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST), where he is now a Professor. His research includes quantum networks, wireless communication, IoT, smart cities, and cyber-physical systems.