aceIndian Students Worry AI Prioritising Speed Over Deep Learning: Report
A global HP Futures 2026 survey found 82 per cent of Indian students worry AI helps them work faster but may hinder deeper learning. London, Oct 20 (PTI): A majority of Indian students worry that while AI helps them work faster, they are not learning material as deeply, according to a new global survey released in the UK this week.More than eight in 10 (82 per cent) of the 758 Ind
A large majority of surveyed Indian students report concern that using AI shortens the time their work takes but leaves them understanding the material less deeply.
The finding captures students' self-reported worries about their learning, not measured learning outcomes, and the supplied article text is truncated, leaving survey details unavailable.
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- JournalismDeccan Chronicle2026-10-20
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