Artificial intelligence (AI) gained significant public attention when IBM's Deep Blue defeated the world chess champion in 1996 and 1997. In 2011, IBM's Watson surpassed human champions on Jeopardy, illustrating the integration of curated human expertise into computer systems through the analysis of thousands of grandmaster games and consultation with chess professionals and Jeopardy winners. By 2022, generative AI software based on foundational models had become prevalent, supported by increased computing power and extensive training data derived from photos, comments, and captions shared on social media. This growth in software capabilities enabled diverse AI applications, including: - Natural language processing - Image recognition - Face recognition - Autonomous driving - Speech recognition - Robotic AI Millions of mobile phone users depend on AI-powered software for various tasks. Virtual and voice assistants such as Alexa, Siri, and Gemini are widely utilized for daily activities both inside and outside the home, including remote operations. During travel, individuals encounter AI technologies used by public officials for image and face recognition. Employees in manufacturing facilities, regardless of size, also employ classical AI within controlled production environments. A recent Microsoft report indicates that artificial intelligence usage is increasing annually. The latest Microsoft Education survey, which included grade schools through universities, found that 90% of education leaders, educators, and students have used AI at least once for school-related purposes. The report further notes that institutions are leveraging AI to enhance learning and provide recommendations to assist educators and administrators. Notable examples include the Catholic University of Chile in Santiago, which deployed 194 AI pedagogical agents to support learning and improve the teaching experience. Among the most active agents, students averaged 13.2 minutes of sustained engagement, suggesting in-depth exploration of course content rather than superficial queries. In Broward County, Florida, the district implemented 20,000 Microsoft 365 Copilot