Artificial Intelligence Driven Leadership For Transforming Decision Making And Innovation In Educational Institutions

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  • Muh Ibnu Sholeh STAI Kh Muhammad Ali Shodiq Tulungagung

Keywords:

Artificial Intelligence, Educational Leadership, Decision-Making, Innovation, Digital Transformation

Abstract

The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly reshaped leadership practices across various sectors, including education. Educational institutions are increasingly required to adopt data-driven decision-making and foster innovation to remain adaptive in a rapidly changing environment. This study explores the role of artificial intelligence–driven leadership in transforming decision-making processes and stimulating innovation within educational institutions. Using a qualitative research approach through a literature-based exploratory study, this research analyzes recent scholarly publications related to AI integration in educational leadership. The findings indicate that AI-driven leadership enhances institutional effectiveness by improving data analytics, supporting strategic decision-making, optimizing resource management, and promoting a culture of innovation. Moreover, AI technologies enable leaders to predict educational trends, personalize learning strategies, and facilitate evidence-based policy development. However, the integration of AI in leadership also raises challenges related to ethical governance, data privacy, and digital competence among educational leaders. This study concludes that effective AI-driven leadership requires a balanced approach combining technological capability, ethical awareness, and human-centered leadership values. Educational institutions should therefore develop leadership capacity, digital literacy, and institutional policies that support responsible AI implementation.

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Published

2026-03-11

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Muh Ibnu Sholeh. (2026). Artificial Intelligence Driven Leadership For Transforming Decision Making And Innovation In Educational Institutions. Sulaiman: Journal of Leadership, 1(1), 1–16. Retrieved from https://journal.eduglobal.ac.id/index.php/sjl/article/view/18

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