The article highlights how overuse of artificial intelligence (AI) can lead to atrophy of critical thinking skills.
Adrian Rusu
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AI is becoming increasingly present in all aspects of our lives - from writing and programming to driving and searching. As we rely more and more on these tools, there's a risk that we may lose the skills that made us smart. Just as computers have made mental math seem useless, or GPS apps have diminished our map-reading instincts, AI threatens to inhibit our critical thinking.
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