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A Busy Parent's Guide to Students Using AI

The guide says 71% of parents see AI as a learning boost, but warns against overreliance, privacy risks and false answers.

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“Just ask your phone.” It’s a common suggestion parents get from their children. Artificial intelligence (AI) now powers many of the tools kids use every day, from search engines and virtual assistants to chatbots and homework help. However, learning how to use these tools effectively and understanding that the answers aren’t always correct is something kids are still learning. Parents don’t have just one opinion about AI and technology, accordi…

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A busy parent's guide to students using AI

Verizon’s Parenting in a Digital World reports that parents have mixed feelings about AI in education, recognizing its potential while worrying about overreliance.

·Washington, United States
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According to a survey, more and more students use tools such as ChatGPT during their studies. They share their opinion on the question whether AI should be used for exam services.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Artificial intelligence has become an integral part of everyday student life for many students. According to a survey by the Center for Higher Education Development (CHE), almost half of all students (46.5 percent) use AI in their studies daily. In a survey conducted the previous year, this figure was only 25 percent, or a quarter. Another 34.5 percent use it at least weekly. Around two percent report never using AI in their studies. The previo…

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Spiegel broke the news in Hamburg, Germany on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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