Today, AI and ML (Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning) are creating havoc in a number of fields and industries, including education. As per report of Ideamotive, according to Market Research Engine, the global AI in the education market will reach $5.80 billion by 2025 at a compound annual growth rate of 45%. The use of machine learning and artificial intelligence has assisted in the development of a more effective and time-saving approach for teachers to follow a clear ride of guidance. This has aided students' comprehension and has gone beyond the criteria of human intelligence. Many ed-tech companies have started to deploy digital programs to boost the educational experiences, as AI in ed-tech helps respond to students' specific needs. It helps students in assessing their success on various subjects and keeps track of their input.

Last year alone, the ed-tech market raked in more than US$10 billion in venture capital investment globally in 2020, on the back of heavy adoption when schools and higher education centers shuttered because of the pandemic. Statistics however suggest that education is still grossly under digitized, with less than 4% of global expenditure on tech, presenting a serious challenge given the scale of what's to come. The knowledge economy and future skills require massive digital transformation, and, while accelerated through Covid-19 there is still far to go.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are the current hot assets of technology and disrupting almost all possible domains and sectors, including education. However, not many of us are aware that much of AI's theoretical and technological underpinning dates back to nearly seven decades ago, thanks to scientists such as Alan Turing, Marvin Minsky, and John McCarthy. In simple terms, AI is a sequence of technologies that power machines to function with higher intelligence levels, almost emulating human capabilities. As matter of fact, Artificial Intelligence has had a profound impact on the nature of services within the education sector. With respect to developing economies, the population's education and literacy levels play a significant role in the overall transition to an advanced economy.

Artificial Intelligence is spreading its wings almost everywhere. Starting from the businesses to even the agricultural fields, AI is powering the world in many ways than one. There have been various discussions surrounding the fact that AI has the potential to impact the education sector as well. There seems to be various possibilities that Artificial Intelligence is expected to spur innovation in the field of education. We use education as a way to create minds equipped with utilizing and expanding the knowledge pool, whereas Artificial Intelligence provides tools for building up a progressively exact and comprehensive picture of how the human brain performs.