Can AI Bridge the Education Gap in Indonesia?
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At a school in central Jakarta, a student can now ask artificial intelligence (AI) to explain a mathematics equation in just a matter of seconds. Technology like this is increasingly being used in Indonesia's education sector. However, an important question arises: can this technology truly eliminate the education gap in the country?
The education gap in Indonesia remains quite large. Schools in big cities usually have access to the internet, digital devices, and trained teachers. In contrast, many schools in remote areas still lack basic facilities, including electricity and a stable internet connection. For this reason, experts believe that AI and big data should not only be available in cities, but must also be accessible to students across all regions.
Big data can also help schools and the government understand the learning needs of each student. By collecting and analyzing data on grades, attendance, and learning progress, teachers can identify which material students find difficult to understand and provide more targeted assistance. Nevertheless, the use of student data also requires strong privacy protection so that personal information is not misused.
In conclusion, AI and big data have great potential to help achieve more equitable education in Indonesia. However, technology alone is not enough. Adequate infrastructure, teacher training, and clear regulations are needed so that the benefits of technology can be enjoyed by all students, both in cities and in rural areas.
Sources: ANTARA News Sumbar
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