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TopicAI in classrooms

Topic: AI in classrooms

AI is India’s new learning craze. IIT courses, prompt workshops, research training

+TFP Janaki Pande -
There’s a growing market for AI skill-building, from higher education to courses for professionals. 'People get AI FOMO.'

The new ‘dog ate my homework’: AI is a tool to assist learning. It’s being misused as a substitute

Aahana Goyal -
AI isn’t evolving with us; we are evolving with it. Misuse creates an ethical crisis in academic integrity.

AI should be a ‘super assistant’ for students, not a shortcut to good grades

Atharva Kushwaha -
In classrooms, AI should be treated as a tool that provides students with feedback, advice and assistance.

There’s hardly a way to avoid AI in classrooms now. Students must be taught ethical use

Sownya Wadhwa -
There has been a dramatic rise in negative repercussions from the overuse of AI in classrooms. Now is the time for educational authorities to step in.

AI in classrooms highlights accessibility gaps & the urgent need to change exam patterns

Suveera Sharma -
Both students and teachers could benefit from using AI for educational purposes. However, as it rapidly spreads across India’s classrooms, some disadvantages have come to light.

AI was supposed to assist students. It has become a cheat code instead

Vivaan Bhutani -
If students keep relying on AI, they will struggle in real-life situations where independent thinking is required

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Economy

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Bidisha Bhattacharya -
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Defence

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Snehesh Alex Philip -
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National Interest

Bangladesh isn’t a mirror image of Pakistan. Hyphenating them undermines India’s strategic interests

Shekhar Gupta -
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