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An MIT report warns AI is causing ‘cognitive surrender.’ Universities are in a bind

As AI upends education, university leaders have been all over the map about how to respond. It can be very confusing for students.

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麻省理工学院一份报告警告称,人工智能正在导致“认知能力下降”。大学陷入两难境地。

Across American universities, the hodgepodge of policies created to respond to artificial intelligence reflects substantial confusion about how to proceed. — PHILIP CHEUNG/The New York Times

The worries that artificial intelligence (AI) is degrading education have been building for months. Students are using it for everything, including cheating, and a recent report out of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) said it is triggering “cognitive surrender.”

Many university leaders are embracing AI with enthusiasm anyway.

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