Two-Year University Study Finds Banning AI From Classrooms Leaves Students Worse Off
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A two-year experiment at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam found that students who worked without artificial intelligence obtained the worst results, while those who used ChatGPT, with or without training, showed better performance in the study evaluations.
Two-year university study finds banning AI from classrooms leaves students worse off
A law professor spent two years testing how an AI ban, unguided AI use, and structured training affect student performance. The group without AI finished last both years. "I was wrong," the researcher writes, who had assumed that AI without guidance would do more harm than good. The article Two-year university study finds banning AI from classrooms leaves students worse off appeared first on The Decoder.
For two years, a legal scientist investigated whether an AI ban, unaccompanied AI use, or targeted training students performed better. His result was clear. The group without AI always ended up in the last place. "I was wrong," the researcher admits. He expected AI to do more harm than good without guidance. The article Two-year university study shows: AI ban harms students more than it benefits first appeared on The Decoder.
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