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When it came to getting help, being a student wasn't as easy as it is now. You had to wait for your teacher, ask a friend, or spend hours reading textbooks if you didn't understand something.
That has have change today thanks to Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI is now used by many students to learn more quickly and solve academic problems more easily. I have witnessed how widespread AI has become as a student.
It is used by some students to explain difficult subjects. For instance, AI can explain a course to me in plain English if I don't understand it. Learning is made less stressful by this. I start to understand more quickly, rather than feeling confused for a long time.
Also, AI assists students with assignments. It can help improve writing and correct grammar. Students feel more at ease when submitting their work as a result of this.
it also saves time, particularly when there are numerous tasks to complete. However, AI has drawbacks as well. AI is now relied upon by too many students. They let AI do everything for them instead of trying to think about and solve problems. Students may become lazier as a result. A muscle is like the brain. It loses its strength if you don't use it. Students may have difficulty facing real challenges in the future if they stop thinking for themselves. I've observed this all around me.
Because they believe AI will always be of assistance, some students no longer make an effort to study thoroughly. This is dangerous because education isn't just about getting answers; it's also about improving your ability to think for yourself. If used correctly, AI is beneficial, in my opinion. It shouldn't take the place of thinking; rather, it should be used to help.
To me I think it's wise for that before student turning to AI for assistance, students should first try to learn on their own. AI is here to stay, and students will continue to be impacted by it. It has made learning simpler and more efficient. However, students must be careful not to overrely on it.
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