A two-year study conducted by Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam found that students restricted from using AI tools performed worse academically than their peers who had access to ChatGPT. This held true even when the students with AI access had not received any specific training on how to use the tools. The findings suggest that AI access, even without formal instruction, can be beneficial for student performance. AI
IMPACT Suggests that educational institutions should reconsider policies restricting AI tool access for students.
RANK_REASON Academic study on the impact of AI on student performance. [lever_c_demoted from research: ic=1 ai=0.4]
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