Is AI Making Us Dumber?
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Top Comments (10)
ChatGPT, please summarize this video for me
"Will AI make us stop thinking?" Bro most people don't think hard in the first place
There are college classes where the assignments are generated by AI, the student uses AI to solve it, and the professor uses AI to grade it...
The conversation around cognitive offloading highlights a crucial truth: technology should be a tool for thinking, not a replacement for it. Important reminder to stay actively engaged.
As a student actively trying to avoid cognitive offloading, I do want to highlight how extremely difficult it is to hold your own in academia when the world around you is adapted to fast paced AI-driven convenience. As much as I want to produce good quality work, I feel extremely limited by the new expectations placed on us to produce output way faster and more “efficiently”. It’s like no matter how much I try to avoid the use of AI, I am forced to fall back on it because people want things done way faster now, and don’t value work done with time and intent.
Everyone was worried about a Skynet style AI dystopia, but turns out it was Idiocracy all along
Someone once said that "2% of people think, 3% of people think that they think, 95% of people would rather die than to think!", this makes a lot of sense now!!
Basically asking a robot to go to the gym for you, the weights will be lifted but you get none of the benefits.
I knew it was over for us when my friend used ai to write an apology to her own friend I was so mindblown
There's a line in Tron (1982), "One day programs will begin to think, and humans will stop."
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Top Comments (10)
ChatGPT, please summarize this video for me
"Will AI make us stop thinking?" Bro most people don't think hard in the first place
There are college classes where the assignments are generated by AI, the student uses AI to solve it, and the professor uses AI to grade it...
The conversation around cognitive offloading highlights a crucial truth: technology should be a tool for thinking, not a replacement for it. Important reminder to stay actively engaged.
As a student actively trying to avoid cognitive offloading, I do want to highlight how extremely difficult it is to hold your own in academia when the world around you is adapted to fast paced AI-driven convenience. As much as I want to produce good quality work, I feel extremely limited by the new expectations placed on us to produce output way faster and more “efficiently”. It’s like no matter how much I try to avoid the use of AI, I am forced to fall back on it because people want things done way faster now, and don’t value work done with time and intent.
Everyone was worried about a Skynet style AI dystopia, but turns out it was Idiocracy all along
Someone once said that "2% of people think, 3% of people think that they think, 95% of people would rather die than to think!", this makes a lot of sense now!!
Basically asking a robot to go to the gym for you, the weights will be lifted but you get none of the benefits.
I knew it was over for us when my friend used ai to write an apology to her own friend I was so mindblown
There's a line in Tron (1982), "One day programs will begin to think, and humans will stop."