Are people losing their critical thinking ability due to AI? Here's what we know
A study by Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University reveals that heavy reliance on AI tools in the workplace hampers critical thinking. Workers often accept AI-generated content without independent judgment, resulting in reduced problem-solving skills and cognitive atrophy. The challenge is to balance AI efficiency with maintaining human creativity and critical thinking.
A study by Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University reveals that heavy reliance on AI tools in the workplace hampers critical thinking. Workers often accept AI-generated content without independent judgment, resulting in reduced problem-solving skills and cognitive atrophy. The challenge is to balance AI efficiency with maintaining human creativity and critical thinking.
