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MIT Warns of Growing Student Dependence on AI, Plans More Human Interaction

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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has raised concerns about students becoming increasingly reliant on artificial intelligence for their academic work. The institution described the trend as a form of cognitive surrender, suggesting it may be undermining independent thinking. In response, MIT is looking to reintroduce greater human interaction within its classroom environment. The move reflects broader concerns in academia about the impact of AI tools on genuine learning and intellectual development.

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