One day, everyone will have their own personal teacher. It will not be a human but an AIA computer programme that has been designed to think.  robot.

This robot will monitor your work. It will use this data to adapt your lessons to your needs.

Feedback will be instant. There will be no need to wait for your homework to be marked.

There will still be human teachers, but instead of teaching the whole class, they will take the most important points from AI tutors and use them to address students' individual needs.

The classroom might also change. Screens will replace all books, and whiteboards might have access to augmented realityA technology that superimposes a computer-generated image on a user's view of the real world. For example, Google Glasses allow users to search the internet and carry out tasks on a screen in their visual field., allowing virtual objects to appear in the real world.

All of these ideas suggest that technology can improve education. This new, AI-powered system could help children whose needs do not fit the current school model.

Will there be millions more geniuses?

Yes! Millions of children across the world are let down by one-size-fits-all education systems. The AI-driven school of the future will allow more pupils to unlock their true potential.

No! Developing genius often involves doing something new - something which AI finds difficult.