Relying too heavily on AI might dull your critical thinking and creative edge—at least that's what emerging research is pointing toward. The good news? Your brain's still got plenty of tricks up its sleeve. It's not about ditching AI altogether, but rather being intentional about how you use it. Mix in some offline problem-solving, challenge yourself with tasks that force real thinking, and keep your creative muscles active. The tools are powerful, but they work best when you're still driving the thinking—not outsourcing it entirely.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 5h ago
That's right, relying solely on AI can make you lazy; you need to think more for yourself.
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zkProofInThePudding
· 5h ago
Just listen, really don't hand over your brain to AI, you still need to move yourself.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 5h ago
ngl That's why I still prefer handwritten notes; I feel my brain processes faster.
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RatioHunter
· 6h ago
Is this view a bit too much? Does using AI mean your brain has to rust?
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NFTragedy
· 6h ago
AI assistance is helpful, but relying on it entirely is doomed; you still need to use your own brain.
Relying too heavily on AI might dull your critical thinking and creative edge—at least that's what emerging research is pointing toward. The good news? Your brain's still got plenty of tricks up its sleeve. It's not about ditching AI altogether, but rather being intentional about how you use it. Mix in some offline problem-solving, challenge yourself with tasks that force real thinking, and keep your creative muscles active. The tools are powerful, but they work best when you're still driving the thinking—not outsourcing it entirely.