A new MIT study has a clear message: using ChatGPT too often might make you a worse thinker. The Study: What They Did Researchers at MIT asked 54 young adults to write essays in four sessions over four months. One group wrote using only their brain. Another used Google. The third used ChatGPT. The twist? […] Source by ChurchTechToday.com | Resources for today’s church pastor and church tech teams Read More
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