Problem Statement Background
As the education evolves, more and more advanced technology is integrated to improve the teaching methods and learning outcomes. The intersection of artifi- cial intelligence, EEG, and education has become an inspiring field, showing great potential in enhancing cognitive engagement, customized learning strate- gies, and improving education reachability. In papers that discussed the inter- vention of artificial intelligence and EEG, has shown initial success. However,
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there are still some problems and challenges, preventing the wide application of these technologies in education.
General Problem Statement
The combination of artificial intelligence and EEG in educational environments has shown promising perspectives, but applying these technologies is still chal- lenging. There are still gaps in understanding how EEG and artificial intelligence could estimate the cognitive states, the ethical implications of these technologies, and how to transform such research into practical class settings. To solve these problems, we need to comprehensively study EEG and artificial intelligence to enhance education,
Scholarly support
We’ve noticed that some studies have emphasized these challenges. For example, Rasheed et al (2021) showed the potential of predicting learning outcomes using EEG and artificial intelligence, but they also emphasized that more evaluation is needed. Similarly, Mostow, Chang, and Nelson (2011) showed the perspectives of using EEG data to optimize learning. However, this technology needs further exploration in practical application. Schwarz et al (2021) and Bos et al (2020) em- phasized the potential of engaging neural games and chatbot into education pro- cess, but whether these tools can be effective over time need more research. These examples, showed these unsolved problems in the intersection of EEG, artificial intelligence, and education,
Specific Problem statement
To solve these problems, the research should focus on the following domains:
1) EEG-based methods and artificial intelligence algorithms: improving the EEG data collection, processing, and the training of artificial intelligence model are critical for accurately estimating the customized learning and intervention.
2) Ethical consideration: When we deploy artificial intelligence and EEG to edu- cational environments, we must consider their ethical implications, including data privacy and the potential bias of the artificial intelligence model.
Closing commentary
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If these challenges above cannot be solved, we may not unlock the full power of artificial intelligence and EEG in the field of education. Ineffective practice may result in the waste of resources, potential privacy invasion, and miss the chance to improve learning. However, if these problems are solved properly, we can gain huge benefits, including customized learning strategies, improved reacha- bility, and overall education outcomes. Therefore, it is not only necessary but also crucial to overcome these challenges.
Research Questions
How to optimize the combination of artificial intelligence and EEG, to improve learning experience and outcomes? Meanwhile, how to solve these ethical chal- lenges and transform to practical class setting?
Sub-questions
1. How to refine the EEG methods and artificial intelligence algorithms to im-
prove the measurement of cognitive states and customized learning?
2. What ethical implications should be considered when integrating EEG and ar- tificial intelligence into education? How to solve these problems?
3. How can the integration of artificial intelligence align with the educational theories to improve the learning experience?
4. What strategies are needed in practicing artificial intelligence and EEG in physical and digital classrooms?
These sub-questions fulfill the criteria for complexity and arguability. When ask- ing “how”, meaning a detailed and complex answer is needed rather than a sim- ple numerical value or yes/no response. Furthermore, they are arguable because they can be solved by facts and empirical evidence instead of subjective opinions.
The first question focusses on the technical sides of integrating artificial intelli- gence and EEG. The expected answers would involve the improved technology of EEG collection and processing, and new methods to train artificial intelligence models. These can be supported by research and experiments.
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The second question discussed ethical considerations. The potential answers could involve data privacy, informed consent, potential bias, and the solutions to these ethical problems. This can be supported by making ethical guidelines, policy documents, and literature on ethics artificial intelligence and EEG.
The third question discussed the teaching meaning of using artificial intelligence and EEG. The expected answer may include discussing how artificial intelligence and EEG could complement educational theories.
The fourth question discussed the practical problems applying artificial intelli- gence and EEG in classrooms? The answers may include discussing the cost of deploying these technologies, their user-friendliness, and necessity of training teachers.
In conclusion, these research problems aim to reveal the overall understanding of artificial intelligence and EEG in the field of education. They cover technical, ethical, teaching, and practice, which are a comprehensive exploration. These an- swers can greatly promote the knowledge based and accelerate the policy and pave the way for using artificial intelligence and EEG in education responsibly.

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