The rise of artificial intelligence in higher education is inevitable by 2025, as experts predict its integration into various aspects of university life. Institutions are urged to prepare students with core AI courses and tools to enhance learning outcomes and mental health. Ignoring AI is no longer an option, as it will play a critical role in shaping educational policies and practices.
AI is expected to transform teaching, learning, and administrative processes, making it essential for universities to invest in AI infrastructure. The focus will shift towards ethical use and the impact of AI on equity and access in education. As institutions navigate these changes, they must prioritize transparency and accountability in AI applications.
• AI will become critical infrastructure in higher education by 2025.
• Universities must prepare students with AI skills to enhance learning outcomes.
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