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Assessing Indonesian university students’ interaction with generative AI in academic writing activities: a collaborative intelligence perspective

Sep 2026 · SN Social Sciences · Vol 6 · 0 citations · 65 references
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education

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The findings suggest that fostering AI literacy, integrating Collaborative Intelligence (CI), and emphasizing human creativity are essential for enhancing human-AI interaction in academic writing.

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