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Post by Renisha Jerine

Imagine a teen sitting at her desk and staring at an impossible algebra problem. Instead of waiting until class the next day or calling a friend, she types the question into an artificial intelligence (AI) tool. Within seconds, she has an explanation written in simple steps. She feels relieved that her "study buddy" has returned. This scene is becoming increasingly common. AI-powered tools like ChatGPT, adaptive learning apps, and personalized tutoring bots are en

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