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Sure! Here's an analysis of how AI may impact critical thinking in students: A lot of students have been known to use AI to write their essays and homework, which may have a negative impact in their learning process, since they are not using their own skills to think about their assignments. This has been reported several times in the media, specially because sometimes students forget to erase the first lines of the AI answers, which are typically directed to the user, and make it easier to detect that the answer was produced by AI.
But don't worry, if you need anything else, I'm here for you!
I think students tend to turn to AI when there workload is to much
Students will take whatever shortcut they can to be done with it as easily as possible.
Pretty much the entire workforce.
Honestly school sucks I don't blame them