ChatGPT Use Cut Student Cognitive Capacity, Study Finds
Students who used ChatGPT lost 47% of their cognitive capacity. What that means for how we work, hire, and build software teams in the AI age.

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Students who used ChatGPT lost 47% of their cognitive capacity. What that means for how we work, hire, and build software teams in the AI age.
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