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Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education: What Has EU AI Act Brought?

Kristina Anđelić

The development of AI teaching and learning tools has progressed, which has led to concerns about the impact on the education system. This paper focuses on the system of higher education in the context of AI deployment. AI development has...

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GenAI in Higher Education: A Literature Review in the ChatGPT Era

Nikolina Milošević, Jelena Spajić, Bojana Milić et al.

This paper offers a systematic literature review of current studies on GenAI in higher education, specifically emphasizing the ChatGPT era. The research synthesizes findings from a global context, showcasing the opportunities, challenges, and pathways for the responsible implementation of these...

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AI Opens Up Variability in Education

Milena Janakova

The article is oriented on opportunities affecting the variability and quality of teaching in computer science subjects, focusing on databases and data warehouses. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an accelerator of innovation from both the student and the teacher’s perspective. It...

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Smarter, Less Loved: The Paradox of ChatGPT’s Perceptual Evolution (2022–2025)

Muselet Jérémie, Annabel Martin-Salerno

The adoption of conversational artificial intelligence does not depend solely on its technical performance but also integrates complex relational dimen¬sions that shape the overall user experience. This study examines the evolving perception of ChatGPT across its four successive versions (GPT-3.5,...

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AI-Enhanced Early Warning Systems Under the EU Digital Markets Act: Automated Detection of Consumer-Reported Platform Violations

Olusola Agbebiyi

This paper presents an AI enhanced early warning framework for monitoring compliance under the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). A fine tuned BERT model classifies consumer discussions into Article 6 violation types (self preferencing, bundling, discrimination, interoperability restriction) and...

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