
ISSN-e: 3078-6983
Período: enero-abril, 2026
Revista Noesis
Vol. 3, Número 6. (pp. 42-52)
En términos generales, la investigación contribuye a ampliar la comprensión del impacto de la inteligencia
artiĄcial en el aprendizaje universitario, destacando la necesidad de abordar este fenómeno desde un enfoque
integral que articule dimensiones tecnológicas, cognitivas y pedagógicas. De este modo, se abre una línea de
reĆexión orientada a construir modelos educativos más adaptativos, críticos y coherentes con las demandas de
la sociedad digital contemporánea.
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Rivera P. Dependencia de herramientas de inteligencia artificial y su impacto en la profundidad del aprendizaje en
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