Interesting illustration of AI use in education. There was a lot of debate — especially around schools. Now let's look at reality.

According to "Anketolog", most schoolchildren search for information via neural networks, 58% analyze problem solutions step by step, and the same number ask to explain a complex topic. Moreover, Russian neural networks are starting to enter the top: ChatGPT (69%), Alisa AI (68%), DeepSeek (52%).

So while everyone sits and debates how to use AI in learning, real users among schoolchildren have shown a completely adequate, utilitarian approach to working with the technology. For them, neural networks are just an auxiliary tool that finds information faster or can explain the same thing a hundred times.

Classic exam preparation, for example, hasn't gone away: specialized sites, video lessons, and textbooks still lead. At the same time, a third already turn to neural networks.

So it seems it's time to realize that children are not cheating, but building their own learning paths smarter than many adults.

https://www.forbes.ru/education/559128-nejroseti-protiv-ucebnikov-kak-skol-niki-gotovatsa-k-testam-i-ekzamenam