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            AI chatbots are just a tool that needs to be used properly,   Williams,  S.,  Lutze-Mann,  L.,  Matzat,  U.,
            taking into account their capabilities and limitations. It is   Moreno, M. M., Polly, P., Tai, J., Marsh, H. L.,
            especially  important  to  send  a  message  to  higher   Lin, L., Burgess, J.-L., Habtu, S., Rodrigo, M. M.
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            their  work,  they  are  responsible  for  the  outcomes  and   multi-institutional  assessment  of  changes  in
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            The authors would like to thank all the participants who   Bearman, M., Ryan, J., & Ajjawi, R. (2023). Discourses
            completed the questionnaire and all those who helped us   of  artificial  intelligence  in  higher  education:  A
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            The  study  protocol  was  consistent  with  the  ethical   Paul,  K.,  V.,  &  Pomerantz,  J.  (2018).  NMC
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