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TRACE-AI: A taxonomy for critical thinking in generative AI education
Generative artificial intelligence can support inquiry while also encouraging cognitive offloading, uncritical acceptance, and weak source attribution. This conceptual article introduces TRACE-AI, a recursive taxonomy for developing critical thinking during human–AI interaction. An integrative synth
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