AI Is Rewiring How Students Think—And That’s Dangerous
Overuse of AI is undermining students’ reading comprehension and critical thinking—skills essential for independent thought and democratic life.
Overuse of AI is undermining students’ reading comprehension and critical thinking—skills essential for independent thought and democratic life.
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