Marcus SchulerPew Research found low-income teens are three times more likely to rely on AI for most schoolwork compared to wealthier peers. While debate focuses on cheating, the data reveals AI has become educational scaffolding - functioning as tutor and research assistant for families who can't afford human alternatives. Income gap widens access to learning support.
https://www.implicator.ai/ai-already-divides-schools-by-income-pew-measured-the-gap-at-3-to-1/
