Researchers find that the more people use AI at their job, the less critical thinking they use.
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Wowee what a surprise
Also MS, let’s add it to everything.
I mean, it makes logical sense. You’re basically offloading the critical thinking part to the AI.
As expected. One more reason we should not let students use them in schools. They need more chance to practice and master the things they learn instead of just “offloading” to AI.
Microsoft likely considers this to be a feature rather than a bug. Another avenue for brainwashing credulous people is wide open.