Using tailored learning, data-driven insights, and safe digital certification, FinTech and artificial intelligence are transforming financial education. The ways in which blockchain-based certification, financial literacy tools, and AI-driven learning platforms might enhance financial education are investigated in this paper Blockchain distributed credential verification lowers academic fraud; artificial intelligence-powered adaptive learning increases student involvement, retention, and knowledge; this enhances financial certificate confidence. The mixed-methods research looks at the advantages and drawbacks of financial technology and artificial intelligence applied in education. Under emphasis are legal limitations, data privacy, and algorithmic bias limit acceptability. To democratize financial education and generate a fairer financial market, the paper supports ethical artificial intelligence models, consistent financial literacy campaigns, and tougher data security and access policies.

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Bridging the Gap: FinTech and AI in Education

  • Mohannad Issa,
  • Firas Omar

摘要

Using tailored learning, data-driven insights, and safe digital certification, FinTech and artificial intelligence are transforming financial education. The ways in which blockchain-based certification, financial literacy tools, and AI-driven learning platforms might enhance financial education are investigated in this paper Blockchain distributed credential verification lowers academic fraud; artificial intelligence-powered adaptive learning increases student involvement, retention, and knowledge; this enhances financial certificate confidence. The mixed-methods research looks at the advantages and drawbacks of financial technology and artificial intelligence applied in education. Under emphasis are legal limitations, data privacy, and algorithmic bias limit acceptability. To democratize financial education and generate a fairer financial market, the paper supports ethical artificial intelligence models, consistent financial literacy campaigns, and tougher data security and access policies.