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OpenAI's ChatGPT Study Mode claims to transform AI from cheat sheet into learning partner by making students work for answers instead of giving instant solutions. But critical questions remain: Can students be trusted to choose the educational path when shortcuts are one click away? We examine the promise, the concerns, and the overlooked issues educators aren't discussing about AI's role in learning.

New MIT brain research reveals 83% of students can't remember what they wrote with AI help vs only 11% who wrote independently. EEG scans show reduced brain activity when using ChatGPT. But timing matters: students who wrote first, then used AI, showed increased brain activity. The key? Think first, AI later.

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become more sophisticated, its impact on education has grown significantly. AI has opened up a world...