The Hare found a machine that could do his thinking for him, so he never practised at all. The Tortoise had the very same machine — but she used it only to check her work and explain the tricky parts. Then she practised until she understood it herself.
On the big day — a test of everything they had learned — the Hare froze. Without the machine, he knew nothing. But the Tortoise, slow and steady, knew it all by heart. She won.
Moral: Let the machine help you learn — don’t let it do all the learning for you.
In real life: Use AI to explain things, give ideas, and check your work. But do your own thinking too, so the knowledge becomes yours — and stays with you when the machine is switched off.