THE growing presence of artificial intelligence (AI) in education has sparked heated conversations about academic integrity and the value of modern learning.
It is true that learning today looks very different from a decade or two ago. With AI, students can receive quick explanations, summarise complex readings, and even generate first drafts of assignments. But suggesting that AI does all the work for them oversimplifies the issue and misses the bigger picture.
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