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    AI homework gains came with lower closed-book exam scores, a post says

    An account of research on 26,811 students in one Chinese county says homework scores rose 18% after six months of AI use, while homework time fell from 64 to 45 minutes.

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    A post describes research tracking 26,811 students in grades 7–12 across nine schools in one Chinese county, using up to 30 months of data. It says homework scores rose 18% after six months of AI use and homework time fell from 64 to 45 minutes—but closed-book exam scores dropped 20%.

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    @lugaricano8. They follow 26,811 students in grades 7–12 across nine schools in one Chinese county, using up to 30 months of data. They find that homework scores increase by 18% after six months of AI use while the time the students take to compete their homework falls from 64 to 45 minutes. So all is great! Well, not so fast: the score in the closed-book exams fell by 20%!

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    @lugaricano8. They follow 26,811 students in grades 7–12 across nine schools in one Chinese county, using up to 30 months of data. They find that homework scores increase by 18% after six months of AI use while the time the students take to compete their homework falls from 64 to 45 minutes. So all is great! Well, not so fast: the score in the closed-book exams fell by 20%!