For many teens, artificial intelligence is now a natural part of everyday school life.
A study from the US shows: Around 70 percent of the high school students surveyed use AI for their schoolwork.
Some get complex topics explained, others look for ideas or help with assignments. Some, however, use AI to get direct answers.
That's exactly the difference: AI can help with learning. But if it takes over the entire task, there may not be much learning left.
So the question is no longer whether young people use AI.
Instead: How can we use it without switching off our own thinking?
