Major Study Reveals 20% Exam Score Drop Among Students Who Relied on AI Tools
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A study analyzes the cost to students of delegating their schoolwork to technology
Major Study Reveals 20% Exam Score Drop Among Students Who Relied on AI Tools
A six-month study of more than 26,000 secondary school students in China has found that those who used generative AI tools for homework saw their exam scores fall by 20 per cent compared with classmates who did not use the technology. The drop occurred even as the same students' homework scores rose by 18 per cent over the same period. The findings come from a working paper by David Strömberg of Stockholm University and Victor Lei and Yanhui Wu …
Study finds students who use AI score higher on homework but worse on tests
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Better grades on homework, but a flop on the exam. Latest data reveals the pitfall of students' use of AI – quick shortcuts backfire on tests.
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