Culturally and religiously grounded educational contexts function as sensitivity amplifiers revealing conditional dynamics of AI integration¶

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q2 i? In culturally and religiously grounded educational contexts, AI adoption has disproportionate effects on the perceived authority of educators and the normative status of knowledge, making conditional dynamics visible that remain less explicit elsewhere. → Adeeb Obaid Alsuhaymi and Fouad Ahmed Atallah 2026

Evidence¶

Adeeb Obaid Alsuhaymi and Fouad Ahmed Atallah 2026¶

Adeeb Obaid Alsuhaymi and Fouad Ahmed Atallah. (2026). Sustainable Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence and Digitalization: A Value-Critical Approach. Sustainability 2026, 18, 1257. https://doi.org/10.3390/su18031257

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Analytical result 4 of the article's value-critical analysis. The article treats these contexts not as distinct empirical cases but as analytically revealing environments, arguing they help explain why universal one-size-fits-all sustainability claims are analytically weak: the same AI system may be experienced as enabling in one context and as corrosive in another.

"Because education in these contexts is understood not merely as a service, but as a value-transmitting and morally charged practice, AI adoption can have disproportionate effects on the perceived authority of educators and the normative status of knowledge itself."

Discussion¶

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