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According to Oxford, Argentina Leads the Boom in the Use of Artificial Intelligence: Experts Explain Why and What the Risks Are

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Weekly use of these tools increased from 21% to 68% in two years; specialists alert to the challenge of developing critical thinking

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Weekly use of these tools increased from 21% to 68% in two years; specialists alert to the challenge of developing critical thinking

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Artificial Intelligence transformed many aspects of daily life and the world of work is not the exception, while it also changed the way people incorporate knowledge and develop new skills and, in Argentina, this transformation has a particularity: the country is among the markets where it is most used [...] Entry Argentina, among the countries that use AI to learn was first published in Diario San Rafael.

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According to a private study, the country shares with Poland the first place in adoption of Artificial Intelligence for that purpose. The research led to more than 5,000 active professionals from nine nations. What it revealed.

This was determined by a study that warned that Argentina also presented the highest proportion of professionals with difficulties in applying an ability in real life.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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A study of an international online private class platform revealed that Argentina is among the countries that use AI the most to learn. However, they are also the ones that find it most difficult to apply what they have learned in real situations.

More than 60 percent of Slovak and Czech IT professionals use artificial intelligence every day during their workday, with almost nine out of ten using it at least several times a week. This is according to a survey by Zebr.AI for GFI Software, according to which IT workers most often use AI...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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