Revolutionizing assessment in the era of artificial intelligence: Rethinking traditional approaches
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In an era characterized by rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), traditional assessment methods face both unprecedented challenges and new opportunities. This study explores the paradigm shift in assessment practices prompted by AI’s growing role in education, professional evaluations, and decision-making processes. The research identifies a significant gap in current assessment frameworks, emphasizing the need for a balanced integration of AI technologies without compromising essential human qualities such as judgment, empathy, and contextual understanding. The objective of this study is to critically examine how AI-driven assessment tools can enhance efficiency, objectivity, and personalized feedback, while also addressing concerns related to ethics, bias, and the evolving responsibilities of human evaluators. Through a comprehensive analysis, this research proposes a holistic framework that combines AI’s capabilities with human insight to shape the future of assessment. Key findings suggest that while AI offers considerable benefits, a thoughtful, integrated approach is crucial to ensure fair, equitable, and effective evaluations. The study’s implications highlight the need for ongoing dialogue and adaptation to ensure that the future of assessment remains both innovative and human-centered.
Keywords: Artificial intelligence; assessment; revolutionary shift; 542traditional approach
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