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Plato said that writing would destroy wisdom, and parents panicked about the ability to remember phone numbers when phones arrived. Yet nobody mourns doing math on paper when calculators exist, and nobody misses paper maps when GPS and Google Maps Freeze your mind from the mundane. On the contrary, Nigerian students using AI tutors with guidance learned twice as fast. Harvard physics students doubled their learning in half the time. When Steve Jobs called computers like bicycles for the mind, AI, that's the rocket ships. 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First, generate ideas, write them down, even in a super rough form, and then amplify with AI. And the real magic? When AI handles routine tasks for you, you tackle the unimaginable. The threat isn't AI. The threat is doing the same thing as before with AI. It's settling for less than you're now capable of. MIT got one thing wrong: AI doesn't damage your brain, your choices do. Use AI to push beyond what was possible before, and your brain will be challenged more than ever. 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Yet little is known about how this new technology should be used and how effective it can be compared to current best practices. Here we report a randomized, controlled trial measuring college students' learning and their perceptions when content is presented through an AI-powered tutor compared with an active learning class. The novel design of the custom AI tutor is informed by the same pedagogical best practices as employed in the in-class lessons. We find that students learn significantly more in less time when using the AI tutor, compared with the in-class active learning. They also feel more engaged and more motivated. These findings offer empirical evidence for the efficacy of a widely accessible AI-powered pedagogy in significantly enhancing learning outcomes, presenting a compelling case for its broad adoption in learning environments.\nWith their human-like conversational style and knowledge drawn from extremely large data sets, generative artificial intelligence (GAI) chatbots have inspired visions of expert tutors available on demand through every smartphone1. The President of the United States, at the time of this investigation in 2023, pledged to “shape AI’s potential to transform education by creating resources to support educators deploying AI-enabled educational tools, such as personalized tutoring in schools.4 Despite this recent excitement, previous studies show mixed results on the effectiveness of learning, even with the most advanced AI models5,6. 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As reported here, a carefully designed AI tutoring system, using the current GAI technology and deployed appropriately, can not only overcome these challenges but also address significant known pedagogical challenges in an accessible way that can offer world-class education to any community or learning environment with an internet connection.\nAlthough passive lectures are among the least effective modes of instruction, they remain in wide use in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) courses8–10. Passive lectures have several long-known issues: 1. They move too quickly for some students and too slowly for others because the teacher controls the pace of instruction; 2. Students do not receive personalized feedback to their questions as they arise; and 3. They\n1Cognitive load refers to the total amount of mental effort used in the working memory. 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