SMRTR AIMay 22, 2025Forbes

AI Anxiety. Are We Witnessing The Decay Of Our Brains?

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The rise of AI brings convenience but raises concerns about its impact on human cognition, especially for younger generations. As AI handles more mental tasks, there's worry about declining critical thinking skills. Neuroscience supports the "use it or lose it" principle, suggesting overreliance on AI could lead to cognitive decline. Experts propose developing "double literacy" to understand both human and algorithmic aspects, aiming to preserve human skills while utilizing AI as a tool rather than a replacement for thought.

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