The Age
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·2 hours ago
AI should be seen as a tool, not a panacea
Secondary school teacher Jeremy de Korte and other educators warned that artificial intelligence is being used as a cognitive shortcut by students rather than as a supplementary learning tool. De Korte emphasized AI should enhance efficiency in synthesizing information, not replace critical thinking and higher-order learning.
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