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Many people are expressing concern that students are becoming overly dependent on AI, and their skills are deteriorating. While students often rely on AI to complete assignments, some use it differently from others. These students share a common approach: using AI to build their own abilities for the future rather than simply solving immediate tasks.

One student created a personal tutor app that creates questions based on uploaded lecture slides and only offers hints for incorrect answers. This approach has helped the student better understand each lecture and see the connections between concepts across multiple courses. Consequently, the student has also begun participating in relevant research.

Another student used AI to analyze the market potential for their startup idea by searching for similar services and creating a spreadsheet of relevant industry sales data. AI helps estimate the size of an unknown market, which would otherwise be challenging to determine.

The third student created a daily planner using AI to break down their tasks into manageable units, ensuring they don't feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of things to do. In the evening, the AI compares the planned tasks with the actual tasks completed, providing feedback to the student on their time management skills. Unlike a mere tool for finding answers, AI is acting as a mirror, revealing what the student doesn't know and exposing hidden aspects of their work habits and time management.

The difference lies in how students choose to use AI—whether to rely on it for problem-solving or to develop their own skills. Ultimately, it's the student's attitude and the design of the AI that make the difference.