Teachers fear AI is killing students' critical thinking
More and more teachers are complaining that students have stopped writing their own papers and simply ask neural networks to do it. Some professors now require handwritten texts or even send students to museums to describe their emotions about a painting. One student submitted a 'perfect' essay… although the museum was closed that day 😅
According to surveys, up to 92% of students already use AI for their studies. And now teachers are asking a much more serious question: if algorithms can write essays, analyze texts, and do homework — why bother learning to think for yourself?
🆘 Is AI helping students or just cheating?
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