Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly being integrated into student learning, offering innovative and effective solutions that enhance personalization and adaptability in education. AI can analyze and process data to provide tailored learning resources, improve student engagement, and support personalized learning experiences. However, the use of AI also presents challenges, including ethical concerns, data privacy, and the potential for reduced student motivation due to over-reliance on AI. The study explores the positive and negative impacts of AI on student learning, highlighting its potential to improve learning effectiveness, academic performance, and student satisfaction. AI can assist in providing real-time feedback, recommending learning materials, and facilitating interactive learning environments. Despite its benefits, AI should not replace the role of educators, who remain essential in guiding and inspiring students. The study emphasizes the need for balanced integration of AI in education, ensuring ethical considerations, data security, and the development of relevant skills for students. Overall, AI has the potential to significantly enhance education by improving efficiency, accessibility, and inclusivity, but its implementation must be carefully managed to address ethical and practical challenges.Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly being integrated into student learning, offering innovative and effective solutions that enhance personalization and adaptability in education. AI can analyze and process data to provide tailored learning resources, improve student engagement, and support personalized learning experiences. However, the use of AI also presents challenges, including ethical concerns, data privacy, and the potential for reduced student motivation due to over-reliance on AI. The study explores the positive and negative impacts of AI on student learning, highlighting its potential to improve learning effectiveness, academic performance, and student satisfaction. AI can assist in providing real-time feedback, recommending learning materials, and facilitating interactive learning environments. Despite its benefits, AI should not replace the role of educators, who remain essential in guiding and inspiring students. The study emphasizes the need for balanced integration of AI in education, ensuring ethical considerations, data security, and the development of relevant skills for students. Overall, AI has the potential to significantly enhance education by improving efficiency, accessibility, and inclusivity, but its implementation must be carefully managed to address ethical and practical challenges.