Investigating the relationship between generative AI, social interactions and the academic performance of Makerere University students

Date
2024-10
Authors
Mulungi, Jemimah
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Makerere University
Abstract
Generative AI has been adapted to many different categories worldwide it has been used in technology, Healthcare (IBM Watson Health) in finance (JP Morgan Chase AI, Goldman Sachs AI) Globally it has been used in big Tech companies such as Google, Microsoft Amazon (Google AI, Microsoft AI) and this has also been used in international organizations e.g. World Economic Forum (WEF), United Nations (UN). At the National level, many countries formulate national AI strategies to promote innovation, and growth (American AI Initiative, PanCanadian AI strategy) and at the Local level, smart cities implement AI-driven solutions for urban management, transportation energy, optimization, and public safety (Singapore smart Nation, Barcelona smart AI) and Local governments municipalities leverage AI technologies in various sectors including health care, education, transportation, and waste management. These examples illustrate the broad adoption of AI across different levels of governance and geographic scales underscoring its transformative impact on economies, societies, and public service
Description
A research report submitted to the Department of Psychology under the School of Social sciences in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of a Bachelor's Degree in Bass (Bachelor if Arts in Social Sciences) of Makerere University
Keywords
Academic performance
Citation
Mulungi, J. (2024) Investigating the relationship between generative AI, social interactions and the academic performance of Makerere University students; unpublished dissertation, Makerere University, Kampala