From 2024 onward, yearly mean preference for investing in human intelligence exceeds that for artificial intelligence, with the largest within-year divergence in 2026¶
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q2 i? From 2024 onward, the yearly mean preference for human intelligence exceeds that for artificial intelligence, with the largest within-year divergence observed in 2026. → Islem Rekik 2026
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Islem Rekik 2026¶
Islem Rekik. (2026). Evidence of a Cognitive Shift in AI Education: How Students Are Rethinking Human Intelligence? Published as a conference paper at ICLR HCAIR Workshop 2026. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.16292 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2605.16292
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Figure-based longitudinal trend (Fig. 1) plotting cumulative student poll responses per course offering from 2020 to 2026. The caption states the yearly mean preference for HI exceeds AI "from 2024 onward." Percentages are descriptive; no effect size is printed.
"From 2024 onward, the yearly mean preference for HI exceeds that of AI, with the largest within-year divergence observed in 2026 due to two course offerings exhibiting sharply contrasting valuations."
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Related Claims¶
- By 2026, opening-lecture polls in two AI-focused MSc courses show pronounced shifts toward investing in human intelligence, most notably 90% in Design Thinking for AI — a narrower finding that bears on this claim
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From 2024 onward, yearly mean preference for investing in human intelligence exceeds that for artificial intelligence, with the largest within-year divergence in 2026 |
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From 2024 onward, yearly mean preference for investing in human intelligence exceeds that for artificial intelligence, with the largest within-year divergence in 2026 |
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