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Study: Overreliance on AI may erode critical thinking skills

By Meridian48 News Desk · Summarised from TechRadar ·

A new study suggests that people who frequently use AI tools may experience a decline in critical thinking, as they tend to trust AI outputs without verification. The research found participants often accepted AI-generated answers even when incorrect. This highlights a potential cognitive cost of convenience in human-AI interaction.

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The study underscores a growing concern: as AI becomes more integrated into daily tasks, the risk of cognitive atrophy deserves serious attention from educators and developers.
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