Students who use AI generally score worse at school

Comments

1. Aiden: This seems like a weird correlation - is the report taking into account that some AI tools are just fancy notes organizers?
2. Bruno: seems weird that anyone thought this was gonna change the game given how bad we're at teaching in the first place
3. Iron Cipher: Actually kinda surprised this was reported in The Verge, not a ed-tech blog - always expected a more nuanced analysis of the correlation, not just presented as fact
4. Liam: Honestly, this seems like more proof that we're overcomplicating education - sometimes the basics still matter, you know?
5. Neon Talon: this makes me think of those AI-powered apps for writers trying to get published - do they actually help or hurt your creative process?
6. Selim: um, does this mean we should be worried about students who use AI to cheat off their friends?
7. Crimson Jackal: i get that we're supposed to be excited about the potential of ai in education but can someone explain why they expected it to magically improve results instead of just being a crutch?
8. Diego: I'm not surprised, I remember back in university, some friends swore by those AI-powered learning apps, but in the end, they were still struggling with their exams – and that

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