Sep 2026· The Journal of Technology Studies· Vol 3, pp. 4-12· 0 citations
TL;DR
The paper argues that the successful integration of AI into economics education requires a human-centered approach where technology functions as a complementary instrument rather than a substitute for educators.
Abstract
The growing use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly influencing the development
of contemporary education. The application of AI technologies in teaching and learning offers new
opportunities to improve the quality of education, promote greater student engagement, and provide
more individualized learning experiences. In economics education, where analytical reasoning, data
interpretation, and problem-solving abilities are essential, AI can provide innovative methods to
support educators and facilitate students’ learning processes. This paper explores the role of
Artificial Intelligence in transforming economics education by examining its potential applications,
emerging opportunities, and associated challenges. The study discusses how AI-based tools can
contribute to adaptive learning, intelligent tutoring, automated feedback, economic data analysis,
and interactive learning environments. At the same time, the paper highlights important concerns
related to academic integrity, ethical use of technology, data privacy, digital inequality, and the
changing role of educators. The paper argues that the successful integration of AI into economics
education requires a human-centered approach where technology functions as a complementary
instrument rather than a substitute for educators. By combining technological innovation with
effective pedagogical strategies, AI can contribute to the development of more flexible, inclusive, and
future-oriented economics education systems.
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