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An international team of researchers found that even brief reliance on artificial intelligence can undermine persistence and reduce people’s ability to solve problems on their own once the assistance is removed, according to The Independent.
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An international team of researchers found that even brief reliance on artificial intelligence can undermine persistence and reduce people’s ability to solve problems on their own once the assistance is removed, according to The Independent.
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