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Skepticism vs. Convenience: Physics Students' Perceptions and Use of Large Language Models Before and After Instruction
The recent emergence of large language models (LLMs) has produced research focusing on the ability of these tools to solve physics problems, evaluate student work, or otherwise impact the problem-solving process of students. However, studies exploring how physics students perceive LLMs (in terms of
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