Table 7.

Summary of influential articles (from Cluster 1)

Author(s)PurposeKey findingsFuture research suggestionsTheories usedResearch methodAI’s impact on creativity and innovation
Rejeb et al. (2024) Explore ChatGPT’s impact on educationInsights into ChatGPT’s integration into educationExamine ChatGPT’s long-term effectsNLP techniques, ML algorithmsWeb mining, NLP, ML analysisEnhances writing skills, fosters critical thinking
Šedlbauer et al. (2024) Analyze undergraduate students’ interaction with ChatGPTStudents developed skills in formulating queriesExplore AI’s personalization in educationGeneral inductive approachQualitative analysis of essaysProvides learning benefits, supports critical thinking
Bringula (2024) Explore ChatGPT’s use in programming coursesChatGPT assists in class material creation and learningInvestigate ChatGPT’s capabilities and limitations furtherNot mentionedQualitative approachEnhances teaching and learning efficiency
Alshahrani (2023) Investigate ChatGPT in blended learningChatGPT can personalize learning experiencesExplore ChatGPT’s functionality in specific subjectsEducational technology, HCIQualitative case studyModifies learning objectives, enhances creativity
Zekaj (2023) Investigate AI in higher educationAI can enhance instructional supportExplore new educational contexts for AI integrationNot mentionedSystematic literature reviewEnhances creative processes, fosters innovation
Iwasawa et al. (2024) Assess pharmacy students’ knowledge of AIStudents with AI knowledge understand ChatGPT’s useConduct objective knowledge tests on AINot mentionedSurvey with statistical analysisFocuses on responsible AI usage education
Watrianthos et al. (2023) Overview of ChatGPT-education researchIdentification of critical trends and topics in ChatGPT researchLongitudinal impact studies explore K-12 educationNot mentionedBibliometric analysisImproves personalized learning, fosters creativity
Hung and Chen (2023) Investigate ChatGPT’s use in Chinese academiaPolarized opinions on ChatGPT’s use in academiaA systematic review of AI’s benefits and risksNot mentionedContent analysisEnhances academic outputs, supports creative tasks
Javaid et al. (2023) Explore ChatGPT’s potential in educationChatGPT can transform teaching and learningFurther, explore ChatGPT’s impact on learning outcomesAI, NLP, educational technologyLiterature review, case studiesFoster’s creativity supports research and writing
Alkhaaldi et al. (2023) Assess medical students’ perceptions of ChatGPTPositive perceptions but unclear role in trainingStructured curricula for AI in medicineNot mentionedCross-sectional web-based surveyEnhances education efficiency, supports creative tasks
Karakose et al. (2023) Explore ChatGPT’s facilitation in teachingChatGPT offers personalized learning supportCreate digital-friendly environments in schoolsKranzberg’s technology neutrality, IA conceptArgumentative writing based on literature reviewEnhances creativity, supports innovative teaching
Hallal et al. (2023) Assess ChatGPT and Bard in organic chemistryChatGPT showed better accuracy than BardEnhance chatbots’ performance in chemistryAI, NLP, educational technologyDetailed inspection study of responsesProvides personalized learning, fosters engagement
Dwivedi et al. (2023) To provide a multidisciplinary perspective on the opportunities, challenges and implications of generative conversational AI for research, practice and policyPositive impacts such as enhanced productivity in various industries and challenges including ethical, legal issues, privacy concerns, misinformation and biases. Opinions are split on whether its use should be restricted or legislated– Identifying skills, resources, and capabilities needed to handle generative AI. Examining biases of generative AI attributable to training datasets and processes. Exploring business and societal contexts best suited for generative AI implementation. Determining optimal human-AI task combinationsUtilitarianism, diffusion of innovations theory and theorization frameworkExpert opinion-based synthesisAI has the potential to significantly enhance productivity in various industries by automating routine tasks and aiding in complex problem-solving. However, it also poses risks of misinformation, biases and ethical dilemmas that need to be carefully managed
Gilson et al. (2023) To evaluate the performance of ChatGPT on medical education and knowledge assessmentChatGPT outperforming InstructGPT and GPT-3. It showed logical reasoning in responses and used internal information effectivelyFurther studies are needed to evaluate ChatGPT for simulating small group education and other use cases in medical educationNo specific theories mentionedTwo sets of multiple-choice questions were used: AMBOSS question bank and NBME free 120 questionsChatGPT can provide personalized feedback, simulate small group learning and support problem-solving, indicating potential for enhancing creativity and innovation in educational practices
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