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Raziskovalni trendi na področju generativne umetne inteligence v izobraževanju

             Research Trends in the Field of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Education,
             2014–2024
             In the past decade, the integration of digital technologies and particularly artificial
             intelligence into education has grown substantially, creating both opportunities
             and challenges. Generative AI tools such as ChatGPT have enabled  personalized
             learning experiences and the automation of research tasks. However, their use also
             raises significant e thical a nd s ecurity c oncerns, i ncluding r isks o f m isinformation
             and copyright violations. Increasing academic interest in this area is evident from
             numerous international research initiatives exploring the application of generative
             AI in pedagogy and didactics. This study conducts a bibliometric analysis of research
             on Generative Artificial Intelligence in Education published between 2014 and 2024.
             Using data from the Scopus database, 704 relevant articles were analyzed with the
             VOSviewer software to identify research trends, geographical distribution, key au-
             thors, and pedagogical applications of generative AI in education. The findings reveal
             that the USA, Australia, and China are leading in research output, with four clusters
             of countries connected by collaborative networks. Notably, authors N. Pervin and A.
             Yusuf emerged as the most cited in the field. The analysis identified 231 key terms,
             with ‚teacher,‘ ‚gpt,‘ and ‚image‘ being the most frequently mentioned. Key research
             areas include the pedagogical, technical, legal-ethical, and organizational aspects
             of generative AI, with a focus on STEM education, language learning, and creativity
             enhancement. The study underscores the extensive scope of existing research, maps
             out collaborative networks, and suggests expanding the analysis to include other
             databases, such as Web of Science.
             Keywords: generative artificial intelligence, education, bibliometrics, research
































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