Across r/artificial and r/ArtificialInteligence, concern grows that frequent AI use leads to offloading reasoning, with calls to deliberately think first and use AI to stress test rather than replace judgment.
"Cognitive surrender" leads AI users to abandon logical thinking, research finds
This is where people need to build a new kind of discipline. We must be vigilant not to give up cognitive control and understanding when harnessing AI.
I noticed I started defaulting to "let me ask the AI" before even spending 30 seconds thinking about a problem myself.
The scary part isn't using AI as a tool, it's when you stop being able to tell whether your own reasoning is sound without AI confir
The lack of critical thinking is... expected
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