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A.I. Shortcuts Are Ruining How We Think
Original: Opinion | A.I. Shortcuts Are Ruining How We Think
A New York Times opinion piece argues that relying on artificial intelligence for everyday mental tasks is eroding people's ability to think deeply and independently. The author warns that outsourcing reasoning, writing and problem-solving to chatbots creates shortcuts that atrophy critical thinking skills. The argument feeds into a wider public debate about how much cognitive work should be handed over to A.I. tools in work, school and daily life.
Why now: Concerns are growing about the cognitive effects of widespread A.I. use in work and education.
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