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Study Indicates Over-reliance on Chatbots May Affect Critical Thinking Skills

A study from MIT suggests that over-reliance on chatbots can negatively impact critical-thinking skills and the ability to identify misinformation. While AI can aid in recognizing fake content, excessive dependence on these tools may impair users' judgment.

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A study from MIT suggests that over-reliance on chatbots can negatively impact critical-thinking skills and the ability to identify misinformation. While AI can aid in recognizing fake content, excessive dependence on these tools may impair users' judgment.

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Over-reliance on chatbots can diminish critical-thinking skills, study finds

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Study Indicates Over-reliance on Chatbots May Affect Critical Thinking Skills