When we talk about artificial intelligence in education, the conversation often leans towards boundless optimism. We hear about personalized learning paths, instant feedback, and a revolution in how students acquire knowledge. But what if the reality is a bit more complicated, even counterintuitive? A recent study from the University of Maryland, published on October 2, 2026, has thrown a significant wrench into that narrative, revealing a truly…
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