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Nursing students tell researchers they trust themselves with AI, more than the tools deserve

A Koç University survey of nursing students finds high reported self-efficacy with AI tools, but the instrument measures confidence rather than competence, and the gap is the story.

Desk note: Monexus framed this study as a measurement problem rather than a competence verdict, the news is not that nursing students are confident with AI, but that the instrument used to ask them rewards confidence without checking it. Wire coverage tends to report the headline number; the more durable story is the gap between feeling capable and being capable.

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