Artificial intelligence may soon be coming to a classroom near you.

Researchers at Clemson University are using artificial intelligence (AI) to try to improve K-12 education. The project is designed to tailor math lessons to individual students and guide teachers in their careers. It’s part of a growing movement to integrate AI into education.

“Right now, with AI, it appears we are giving more control over our education to computers and tests than to teachers,” Ben Lamm, CEO of AI software company Hypergiant Industries, said in an email interview.

“But in the future, this data can be used to free up teachers and create better learning environments for high-risk schools and students.”