While Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education has shown promise in providing personalized learning experiences, some women in STEM caution against over-reliance on AI tutors. They emphasize the importance of human interaction and mentorship in the learning process, particularly in fields that require creative problem-solving and innovation. Personal connections with mentors and teachers can offer motivation and guidance that AI currently cannot replicate.
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