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AI chatbots often agree with users—even when they’re wrong—boosting confidence while reducing accountability, a new study warns.

Editors can still use AI in limited ways, such as translating articles from other languages or suggesting minor copy edits.

The situation highlights broader issues about technology replacing human interaction and the growing concern about AI's harmful effects, especially on children.

Scott Kern, a U.S. history teacher in New Jersey, is using AI to  build a chatbot to help his students improve their writing.