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Artificial intelligence in the classroom is undercutting students’ critical thinking Original

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By Moti Mizrahi
| The Hill Verified
Opinion>Opinions - Education The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill by Moti Mizrahi, opinion contributor - 03/21/26 9:00 AM ET by Moti Mizrahi, opinion contributor - 03/21/26 9:00 AM ET Share LinkedIn Email Art teacher Joyce Hatzidakis uses the AI tool Google Gemini in her high school classroom Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026, Riverside, Calif. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes) Universities are rushing head‑first into the generative AI era.
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Contributor: The real danger of AI is treating it like a human

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By Moti Mizrahi
| MSN Verified
Moti Mizrahi CEOs of tech companies like Meta, OpenAI and Anthropic tell us that artificial intelligence is in this constant process of becoming more “human.” They give their chatbots gentle voices , recognizable personalities and names you might give your pet. They design the bots to use “I," “me” and "my" in conversation, and they hint, albeit carefully and with plausible deniability, that something like a digital mind may already be emerging . This is not an accident. It's marketing.
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Green colleges and generative AI: a growing tension

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By Moti Mizrahi
| The Opinion Pages
The Princeton Review publishes a “ ” list annually. The list aims to highlight colleges and universities that have “superb sustainability practices, a strong foundation in sustainability education, and a healthy quality of life for students on campus.” These colleges tout LEED-certified buildings, renewable energy initiatives, and zero-waste goals. Yet, as generative AI products like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini infiltrate higher education, a new tension emerges.
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