<![CDATA[As technology advances, the utilization of the X platform or formerly Twitter is expanding, allowing users to exchange opinions on various topics including the transformative impact of AI in the Education sector. While AI has great potential in revolutionizing the quality and accessibility of education, it can also bring potential challenges, such as over-reliance on technology. Sentiment analysis is a computational approach to identify, extract, and classify sentiments, opinions, and emotions expressed in text. To examine the problem, this research implements a Non-Linear Support Vector Machine model to analyze sentiment about AI in the education sector. This study built four SVM models with different kernel functions, namely linear, RBF, Polynomial, and Sigmoid kernels. By utilizing 3,000 tweet data collected from platform X by scraping technique, the SVM model with polynomial kernel succeeded in becoming the best model, with accuracy, precision, recall and f1-score values of 92%. This model was able to classify 52.9% of the tweet data with positive sentiment and 47.1% of the tweet data with negative sentiment, which shows that in general, users of platform X tend to have a positive sentiment towards the development of AI in the education sector.]]>
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