Study finds tech-savvy STEM students most prone to over-relying on AI

University students with traits valued in STEM fields are the most likely to rely on AI in ways that erode their own cognitive skills, according to new research.

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2026-11-13 10:02 · AIhub
Tech-savvy STEM students prone to letting AI do their thinking for them

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