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AI Use for Schoolwork Leaves Students 1.5 Years Behind, OECD Finds

Bloomberg Technology Monday 14 September 2026, 10:30 UTC By Saritha Rai and Shona Ghosh 1 min read
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But use of AI chatbots is pervasive in Asian economies

But use of AI chatbots is pervasive in Asian economies
AI Use for Schoolwork Leaves Students (ORG) OECD (ORG) Asian (ORG)
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