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Using A.I. Might Reduce Your Mental Fitness

Two recent research studies suggest that using AI may impede rather than assist with learning, according to a Forbes article by contributor Jonathan Wai. The studies indicate that reliance on AI tools could reduce mental fitness and hinder the development of critical thinking skills.

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Using A.I. Might Reduce Your Mental Fitness
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By Jonathan Wai, ContributorSource:

Forbes InnovationThe history of education technology is unclear on whether tech matters. Two recent research studies suggest that using AI may impede rather than assist with learning.

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