Phys.org — Technology · November 7, 2026 · On the brief until November 21, 2026

AI learns from the products of thinking, not thought itself. That's a problem for machines—and for us

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THE AI ANGLE

Providing finished answers that bypass trial and error

Researchers show that AI models train on the finished products of thought. Relying on these tools can quickly erode human skills. People teaching and designing tools must keep learners actively engaged in trial and error.

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THE TEACHING ANGLE

AI assistance helps students complete tasks faster, yet it can lower their performance once they work alone.

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AI learns from the products of thinking, not thought itself. That's a problem for machines—and for us

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