Issue 14 · Nov 2–8, 2026Agent Age News magazine · Other editions · Method · HU / ENG

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Studies: AI speeds up homework, but test results get worse

Aug 31, 2026 · Issue 5 · 10 sources, 10 articles

Several recent reports say students who write homework with ChatGPT do worse on exams: AI speeds up homework but does not improve exam results. Bill Gates has also warned that using AI in education may lead people to learn less.

Who is affected and how

student
Homework that relies on ready-made answers does not build knowledge usable in exams.
teacher
Homework results alone do not show knowledge, so exam-style checks are needed.
school leader
AI policies must address learning outcomes, not just cheating.
parent
Good homework finished quickly does not guarantee knowledge; it is worth asking for an oral explanation.
education policymaker
AI rollouts need to be accompanied by measurement of learning outcomes.
edtech company
Product impact will have to be demonstrated with exam-based results.

Narrative: AI harms learning

Sources

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