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Trials with an older GPT-4o suggest test-score gains persist a week later with AI tutoring but fade when AI writes for students

A post summarizing randomized trials says AI access raised test scores, with positive effects across all experiments.

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The post says randomized trials with an older GPT-4o found that a smaller test-score gain remained a week later. Gains persisted for students who used AI as a tutor, which it calls “augmentation,” but faded for those who had AI write for them, or “automation.”

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Ethan Mollick@emollickRandomized trials with old GPT-4o: "AI access raises test scores, and a smaller gain persists a week later. Gains remain for students who use AI as a tutor (“augmentation”) and fade for students who have AI write for them (“automation”)" Across all experiments, positive effects.1h
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    Ethan Mollick@emollickRandomized trials with old GPT-4o: "AI access raises test scores, and a smaller gain persists a week later. Gains remain for students who use AI as a tutor (“augmentation”) and fade for students who have AI write for them (“automation”)" Across all experiments, positive effects.1h
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