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MIT study just dropped a warning that’ll make you think twice before letting ChatGPT write your next essay (or anything else): After weeks of use, ChatGPT users showed the lowest brain activity, ended up copying/pasting entire essays, and produced work teachers called “soulless” and lacking any original thought. Key...

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