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Inside Student ChatGPT Logs: AI Usage Patterns and Academic Anxiety Revealed

What Happened

The Guardian analyzed 18 months of anonymized university student ChatGPT logs, covering over 12,000 questions. The data revealed students turning to AI for help with assignments, feedback, clarifications, and even emotional support. Patterns emerged that show peaks before deadlines, worries about plagiarism, and the blurring line between learning and automation in higher education. This large-scale review offers a unique window into student anxieties and adaptation as generative AI becomes a part of daily academic life.

Why It Matters

The study highlights both the opportunities and challenges AI presents in education, such as improved access to feedback but increased anxiety and ethical dilemmas. As universities grapple with AI integration, the findings shed light on how technology is changing the educational experience. Read more in our AI News Hub

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