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Submitted/Received 11 July 2023; First Revised 20 July 2023; Accepted 6 August 2023
First Available Online 1 December 2023; Publication Date 1 December 2023
Abstract
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in education has become a topic of increasing interest in recent decades. AI
has experienced rapid development and has been implemented in various aspects of education, such as adaptive
learning, school administration, and increasing educational accessibility. While the potential benefits offered by AI are
very promising, their implementation also faces challenges that need to be overcome. This research aims to investigate
the development and use of AI in education, as well as the challenges faced in adopting and implementing it. Through a
comprehensive literature review, this study evaluates the positive impact of AI in increasing learning effectiveness,
providing learning experiences tailored to individual needs, and speeding up the educational administration process.
However, challenges were also identified in the application of AI in education. These challenges include student data
privacy issues, loss of human interaction, and the changing role of teachers in the AI era. In addition, there are also
financial and infrastructural constraints that can hinder the adoption of AI in public schools. The articles cited in this
research discuss various solutions that can be implemented to overcome this challenge. The conclusions in this study
highlight the importance of supporting the implementation of AI in education by ensuring supportive policies, adequate
preparation, and a better understanding of the use of AI by educators. In addition, it is also necessary to develop a
curriculum that is adaptive and in accordance with industrial developments. By addressing these challenges, the
application of AI in education has the potential to change the way we learn and teach, creating a more inclusive,
efficient and quality education
role of teachers and human interaction Nye (Nye, 2015) discusses the use of
in the classroom. Some argue that the intelligent tutoring systems in the context of
valuable human interaction in learning developing countries, in the article Nye
cannot be completely replaced by presents an overview of some of the problems
technology. faced in implementing intelligent learning
2. Inequality of Access: The use of AI in technologies in resource-limited educational
education can create access gaps, environments. The discussion addresses a
especially in countries with different challenge concerning the constrained internet
levels of technology and access and dependence on the web when
infrastructure. Not all students or implementing Intelligent Tutoring Systems
schools have equal access to AI (ITS) in classrooms within developing
technologies, which can increase countries. The article concludes that
educational disparities. classrooms in these nations may find web-
3. Loss of Humanity: Detractors dependent ITS less suitable. Nevertheless, the
frequently point out that the effectiveness of web-based ITS can still be
integration of AI in education has the achieved beyond the school environment if
potential to diminish the direct there is well-organized management of their
teaching of human values, empathy, data usage. The article also mentions several
and social sensitivity by educators. approaches, such as the "well" model,
Learning experiences centered around Learning Vans, and other approaches that can
technology may struggle to offer a mitigate these problems.
comprehensive and humanized Primary school teachers in Indonesia have
approach to education. mixed perceptions of online learning during
4. Data Privacy and Security: Data the pandemic. Some teachers recognise the
Privacy and security concerns pose potential of online learning in maintaining
significant challenges in the educational continuity while others face
implementation of AI in education. challenges in implementing it. Some of the
Strong measures are essential to factors that influence teachers' perceptions
safeguard students' personal include limited access to technology,
information and prevent any misuse of readiness and competence in using online
the data collected by AI systems learning platforms, and challenges in
during the collection and utilization of maintaining social interaction and student
student data. engagement in distance learning (Rasmitadila
5. Bias and Discrimination: AI systems et al., 2020) .
are prone to bias and discrimination if The study by Dwivedi (Dwivedi et al.,
not carefully developed and 2020) explores the transformative impact of
implemented. If the algorithms used the pandemic on various aspects of education,
by AI systems do not take diversity work and personal life. The authors discuss
and inclusion into account, then their how the pandemic has accelerated the
use in education may reinforce adoption of digital technologies and remote
existing disparities and inequalities. working practices, forcing organisations and
These polemics emphasises the importance individuals to adapt to new ways of managing
of developing and implementing AI in information. They analyse emerging
education that is ethical, inclusive, and challenges and opportunities in areas such as
responsible. A good AI education should online education, remote collaboration, digital
combine the advantages of technology with healthcare, and the use of artificial
the important role of teachers and benefit all intelligence and data analytics in the
students without increasing the access gap or pandemic response.
reducing the human aspect of the learning Atmojo's (Atmojo & Nugroho, 2020) paper
process. delves into the challenges and instructional
practices associated with learning English as a
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foreign language (EFL) online in Indonesia 1. What effects does the utilization of
during the COVID-19 pandemic. The article artificial intelligence (AI) have on the
elucidates the impact of the pandemic on learning process??
English language education in Indonesia, 2. What are the polemics associated with
prompting a transition to online learning. The the use of AI in education?
author outlines various online teaching 3. How does limited access and
activities, including the utilization of digital dependence on technology affect the
platforms, interactive media, and mobile implementation of AI in education in
applications for English language learning. developing countries?
Additionally, the article highlights the 4. What are the perceptions and
obstacles faced by both teachers and students challenges faced by educators in
in adapting to online education, such as Indonesia regarding online learning?
restricted internet access, limited devices, and 5. How does the industrial revolution 4.0
challenges in sustaining direct interaction and the use of artificial intelligence
between teachers and students. (AI) affect education, especially
The advent of Industry 4.0 has vocational education?
significantly impacted the field of education, By formulating these issues, readers can
ushering in new business avenues, job focus more on relevant topics and understand
opportunities, and professions that were the issues related to the use of artificial
previously inconceivable (Ghufron, 2018). intelligence in education and its impact in
However, this transformative phase also poses different contexts.
a threat to certain lines of business, The research objectives based on the
professions, and jobs, as artificial intelligence problem formulation above are as follows:
machines and robots have the potential to 1. To investigate the impact of using
replace human roles. Industry 4.0 represents a artificial intelligence (AI) in learning,
technological revolution that brings about a both in terms of learning
shift in the scale, scope, complexity, and effectiveness, improved learning
transformation of human activities compared outcomes, and changes in learning
to previous experiences. Notably, the methods.
deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) and 2. To analyse the polemics associated
the substitution of human labor with robots with the use of AI in education, such
are distinctive features of this revolution. The as technology dependency, inequality
challenges and opportunities presented by of access, loss of humanity, data
Industry 4.0 stimulate innovation and privacy and security, as well as bias
creativity in vocational education. It becomes and discrimination, in order to identify
imperative for the government to reassess the challenges and potential solutions in
alignment between vocational education and the implementation of AI in education.
employment, effectively addressing the 3. To study the access limitations and
changes, challenges, and opportunities technology dependency that affect the
brought about by the industrial era 4.0. implementation of AI in education in
Vocational education should be characterized developing countries, and seek
by an orientation towards individual approaches or solutions that can
performance in the workplace, a focus on mitigate these problems.
psychomotor, affective, and cognitive aspects, 4. To analyse the perceptions and
and adaptability to the evolving dynamics of challenges faced by educators in
the professional landscape. Indonesia regarding online learning,
Based on the background presented above, and find ways to improve the quality
the problem formulations that can be of online learning implementation.
identified are: 5. To investigate how the industrial
revolution 4.0 and the use of artificial
intelligence (AI) affect the world of
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RESEARCH METHODS
The research method used is literature Figure 1
review. The literature review research method Stages of the research method
is used to collect, review, and analyse
literature that is relevant and related to the According to Okoli & Schabram (Okoli &
research topic. This method aims to reorder Schabram, 2012), literature review is a
and synthesise existing knowledge from systematic, explicit and reproducible method
various published sources. by identifying, evaluating and synthesizing
According to Hart (Hart, 2018), literature works resulting from previous research. The
review is a systematic process involving the following, in table form, is a list of articles
collection, evaluation, and synthesis of and research that are relevant to writing a
information relevant to a particular research literature review regarding the use of AI
topic. The purpose of the literature review is (Artificial Intelligence) in Education in
to understand and describe the development Indonesia:
of research that has been done before, identify Table 1
gaps in knowledge that still exist, and compile Relevant previous research
a solid theoretical foundation for the research No. Author Result
being conducted. 1 Anutariya, C. This article provides insights
In this study, the data collection technique (2020) into how needs-orientated
was carried out in several stages, first curriculum development can
be done in the field of data
determining the topic and problem, second
science and artificial
conducting a literature search using the intelligence. Through case
Scopus and Google Scholar databases with studies in Indonesia, Sri
the keywords Artificial Intelligence, Lanka, and Thailand
Education, and Indonesia. The next step is to 2 Atmojo (2020) This article explains how the
analyse and interpret the data or literature COVID-19 pandemic has
affected English language
found. learning in Indonesia and
fuelled the shift to online
learning.
3 Butler, D., The use of ICT in education is
Leahy, M., strongly linked to the
Twining, P., pedagogical orientation of
Akcan, S., teachers, and research has
Brunton, J., shown that computer-based
Chtouki, Y., … interventions are more
Weis, S. (2018) effective when combined with
constructivist approaches to
teaching.
4 Celik, I., This article recognises the
Dindar, M., increasing interest in teachers'
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(2021) requires activities to be carried more realistic tasks and difficulties in dealing
out online, to pay attention to
areas with limited internet
with problems such as uncertainty and
access. incomplete knowledge. However, in the
20 Sudira, P. Vocational education curricula 1990s, developments in computer technology
(2019) can no longer be linear and
mono disciplinary. An open, and advances in algorithms and modeling
multi disciplinary and trans gave a new impetus to the development of AI.
disciplinary curriculum Research in the fields of artificial neural
covering a wide range of skills
is required. networks, fuzzy logic, and genetic algorithms
21 Yusriadi, Y. Governments can utilise AI in is becoming a major trend in AI development.
(2023) public services, especially in
Since the 2000s, rapid advances in computer
complex policy making in a
changing environment that technology, the availability of large data, and
impacts economic, social and the development of machine learning methods
environmental fundamentals.
have triggered an explosion in AI
development. Machine learning methods such
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION as artificial neural networks, deep learning,
and statistical learning algorithms have
Literature Review achieved impressive results in facial
a. Artificial Intellegence recognition, voice recognition, language
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a field of translation, and strategy games.
computer science concerned with the In recent years, AI has also experienced
development of computer systems capable of significant developments in areas such as
performing tasks that normally require human autonomous cars, robotics, natural language
intelligence. According to McCarthy processing, and object recognition in images
(Mccarthy, 2007), one of the founders of AI, and videos. This success is driven by a
AI is the science and engineering that deals combination of advances in computer
with creating intelligent machines, especially technology, more powerful computing
intelligent computer programs. Russell and capabilities, and increasingly sophisticated
Norvig (Russell & Norvig, 2010) define AI as machine learning methods. The history of AI
"a field of computer science concerned with development continues, and today AI is one
the creation of computer systems that can do of the most exciting and rapidly growing
things that would require intelligence if done areas of research and development in the
by humans. world of technology. AI has infiltrated
In the 1950s and 1960s, the main focus in various aspects of our lives and is having a
AI was on developing computer programs significant impact. Let's look at current uses
that could perform tasks such as natural of AI in narrative form: Imagine a world
language processing, problem solving, and where you can talk to an intelligent virtual
chess playing. At that time, the development assistant. When you wake up in the morning,
of AI had progressed quite significantly, but you ask the assistant to give you the latest
was still limited in the capabilities and weather and news information. When you go
complexity of the tasks that could be handled. to work, autonomous cars with AI technology
In the 1970s and 1980s, AI experienced a help you get to your destination safely and
period known as the “AI winter” as research efficiently. At work, you work closely with
in the field experienced a decline in interest AI colleagues who are able to analyze big
and financial support. Researchers face data and provide valuable insights. These AI
challenges in dealing with the complexity of systems help identify patterns and trends that
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teachers, leveraging multimodal data in AI- industrial systems and work processes
based systems, involving teachers in the drastically affect the need for job
development of AI systems, and addressing competencies and skills. In responding to the
the limitations and challenges of AI in Industrial Revolution 4.0, a big leap is needed
education. The findings contribute to the in preparing the skills of the workforce to
understanding of the potential impact of AI in follow the revolutionary changes in the
teaching and learning and encourage industry. The vocational education curriculum
multidisciplinary collaboration among can no longer be linear and monodisciplinary.
stakeholders to improve the development and An open, multidisciplinary and
implementation of AI systems in education. transdisciplinary curriculum is needed that
The introduction of ICT in the learning covers a variety of skills (Sudira, 2019). The
environment does not directly bring about application of the Cyber-Physical Production
changes in pedagogical practice. The use of System (CPPS) in industry 4.0 changes
ICT in education is closely related to the industrial systems and ways of working
pedagogical orientation of teachers, and towards a smart industry in producing
research has shown that computer-based products and services that are smart, fast,
interventions are more effective when careful and satisfying. This change has a
combined with constructivist approaches to direct impact on the vocational education
teaching. Butler (Butler et al., 2018) discusses system. The role of vocational education in
the complexities of teaching and learning the industrial era 4.0 can be seen from the
through the use of ICT (Information and basic function of Vocational Education itself.
Communication Technology), this article The main goal of vocational education is to
highlights that the use of ICT in Irish schools prepare graduates for work. Changes in the
is still largely at a technological literacy level, production system in Industry 4.0 which
indicating the need to address the pedagogical implements CPPS are an important point in
orientation of teachers. The Digital Strategy adjusting the content of the vocational
for Schools in Ireland aims to encourage a education curriculum. The role of vocational
constructivist pedagogical orientation in education in industrial automation 4.0 is as a
teachers, thereby enabling students to gain in- provider of competent workforce in the
depth knowledge and apply it to real-world implementation of CPPS in accordance with
problems. To support this, the article the concept of matching between individuals
emphasizes the importance of developing and jobs as the basis for developing
appropriate professional learning models for vocational education programs.
teachers. The article written by Fauzi (Fauzi et al.,
In the era of industrial revolution 4.0, there 2019) discusses the educational revolution
have been massive changes in the way of through artificial intelligence with a fuzzy
work and work systems in various industrial multiple attribute decision making approach
sectors, including extraction, manufacturing, to determine the best vocational high school.
assembly, marketing, distribution and service. This article explains that artificial intelligence
Industrial automation supported by artificial has brought significant changes in various
intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), aspects of life, including in the field of
augmented reality (AR), and the Internet of education. In an educational context, artificial
Things (IoT) enables production and service intelligence can be used to optimize the
systems to become more intelligent and decision-making process in selecting the best
humanistic. Revolutionary changes in vocational high school. This is important
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because choosing the right school will affect artificial intelligence also allows teachers to
the quality of education and career create content that suits their students' needs
preparation of students in the future. while ensuring learning, sharing opinions,
Chen (Z. Chen et al., 2020) research asking questions, and discussing answers.
discusses education 4.0 which uses artificial This article also emphasizes the importance of
intelligence to analyze student performance. teacher awareness of artificial intelligence
Education 4.0 leverages technology such as applications and how to interact with these
data analysis and artificial intelligence to technologies, as well as their impact on
understand and improve student performance. students. Apart from that, the government is
In this context, this article focuses on the use also advised to provide productive technology
of artificial intelligence to perform student to teachers to support their work, set
performance analysis. The method used in standards that serve the e-learning sector, and
this research involves collecting student organize more training and workshops needed
performance data, including grades, to spread the culture of artificial intelligence
attendance, and participation in learning and e-learning, and how it contributes to
activities. The research results show that the development of a new generation capable of
approach of using artificial intelligence in serving the country now and in the future.
analyzing student performance provides
significant benefits. CONCLUSION
Jokhan, Chand, & Mamun (Jokhan et al., Conclusion
2022) in their research explored the growing The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in
trend of digital resource consumption in education in Indonesia has experienced
higher education institutions and the potential significant development in recent years.
role of artificial intelligence (AI) in informing Various efforts have been made to exploit the
decisions regarding student performance. This potential of AI in increasing learning
study emphasizes the increasing reliance on effectiveness, personalizing learning
digital resources in higher education, which is experiences, and developing adaptive
increasingly accelerated by advances in curricula. One area where AI has been used in
technology and the digitization of learning education in Indonesia is in the creation of
materials. Researchers identified AI as a intelligent learning systems. This system uses
potential solution to overcome these AI technology to analyze student data and
challenges. They highlight the role of AI in provide learning recommendations tailored to
collecting and analyzing data about students' their individual needs. With this system,
use of digital resources, enabling the students can learn according to their own pace
identification of patterns, trends and and learning style, thereby increasing learning
correlations that can inform decision-making effectiveness and improving academic
regarding student performance. achievement. Artificial intelligence can also
Mijwil (Mijwil et al., 2022) discuss the help teachers in developing their skills,
role of artificial intelligence in creating a disseminating study materials to students,
modern educational environment. The article communicating with them, and evaluating
states that artificial intelligence can help their performance through a series of tests.
teachers develop their skills, disseminate Additionally, artificial intelligence also
learning materials to students, communicate enables teachers to create content that suits
with them, and evaluate their performance their students' needs while ensuring learning
through a series of tests. Additionally,
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