Abstract

Conclusion. Findings suggest that Vietnamese Gen Z students prioritize functional benefits, such as academic performance and efficiency, over entertainment value. These insights emphasize the need for AI tools that align with students' learning needs, offering valuable implications for educators and developers in Vietnam’s evolving educational landscape.

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, AI-Powered Study Tools, TAM, TPB, Gen Z Students

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