Dr. Dubé Interviewed by The Early Edition about PISA Data Showing AI use Hurts Students' Learning


September 16, 2026

Dr. Dubé was interviewed by The Early Show about recent calls from educators Call for a national approach to AI in classrooms. He argued that, while education is a provincial issue, the federal government has a role to play in regulating the AI products that are purchased by and used in schools. He also raised the recent PISA 2025 report showing that adolescents' AI use for schoolwork is hurting their test scores, particularly in science. Over 48% of the teens in the 700,000+ students in the survey reported using AI for schoolwork on a weekly basis. More importantly, those that used it regularly to complete part of their schoolwork showed dramatically lower scores in science. In fact, the scores were so low that they are one year behind students who did not use AI. Listed to the interview at the website. 

It aired on September 8, 2026 and was called "Educators Call for National Approach to AI in Classrooms"


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