Large OECD/PISA data link regular use of AI chatbots for school tasks to roughly a 20‑point drop in science scores — about one year of learning. If causal, this implies that unregulated classroom and homework use of generative AI can materially reduce core academic skills and comprehension.
— This could prompt rapid policy responses in schools and governments (limits on AI for homework, new digital‑literacy curricula, assessment changes) and reshape debates about classroom technology.
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2026.09.08
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OECD/PISA report cited by Reuters and OECD head Mathias Cormann noting students who regularly used AI chatbots scored ~20 points lower in science (equivalent to a year of learning).
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