
AI & LLMs Research
58 participants were divided into three groups to write essays, one with an AI search engine, another with a fill LM tool and a third who only used their brain. EEG analysis and subsequent interviews showed "significantly different neural connectivity patterns and cognitive strategies". In short, this research supports avoiding AI with students as their brains will work less.
This was published before peer review because the authors believe the risk of AI in classrooms, particularly with younger students is so great
Just one sentence from this report encapsulates its thesis "Autocratic regimes and a weak rule of law further exacerbate the risk that AI in these societies will be deployed in a corrupt manner, such as by a political or economic leadership seeking self-enrichment or a consolidation of their grip on power via the illegitimate suppression of opposition.