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2024, Technology-enhanced learning and digital education, pp. 86-103
Transformation of Higher Education: The potentials and challenges of GenAI implementation
aUniversity of Zagreb, Faculty of Teacher Education, Croatia
bJuraj Dobrila University of Pula, Faculty of Educational Sciences, Croatia
Keywords: GenAI; Higher Education; artificial intelligence; transformative approaches to artificial intelligence
Abstract
This paper explores the possibilities and challenges of implementing generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in higher education. Based on the analysis of relevant literature, the paper identifies the transformative elements of GenAI technology, focusing on its advantages and disadvantages. The research emphasises the potential for personalised learning, adaptive assessment, and virtual assistants, as well as ethical dilemmas, privacy concerns, and bias. The analysis has shown that GenAI offers the potential for personalised learning and more efficient evaluation, but at the same time raises issues related to bias and plagiarism. The conclusion is that embracing GenAI requires awareness of its capabilities and limitations, as well as the establishment of clear guidelines and standards to maximise its potential while minimising negative effects.

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article language: English
document type: unclassified
DOI: 10.5937/int-themed-bg25101D
published in Portal: 15/04/2026

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