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A Singapore survey by Google and the non-profit Centre for Evidence and Implementation found that 83 per cent of teens use Gen AI tools at least once a week.
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SINGAPORE – When Caleb Teo, 16, uses artificial intelligence (AI) tools, it is always related to school, he says.
The Year 1 student at a junior college (JC) says: “Usually, I’ll try and think of the response first, but when I’m tired or frustrated, I’ll turn to ChatGPT. Sometimes, I forget a concept and it triggers my memory enough so that I can answer the question myself.”
