More than half of NZ teachers say AI is harming students’ ability to think for themselves
An Education Review Office report finds over half of teachers believe AI use is damaging students' independent thinking skills.
A recent Education Review Office report reveals concerns about artificial intelligence's impact on student learning. More than half of teachers surveyed believe AI is hurting students' ability to think for themselves. Students themselves report becoming dependent on AI for completing schoolwork.
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Students say they're becoming 'dependent' on AI for schoolwork
A recent Education Review Office report finds more than half of teachers believe AI is hurting students' ability to think for themselves.