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AI and Critical Thinking: When the Digital Assistant Starts Thinking for Us
AI is useful precisely because it reduces cognitive effort. It summarizes, compares, classifies, formulates, and checks hypotheses, transforming in seconds tasks that once required time, attention, and patience. For companies, the promise is powerful: faster decisions, smoother processes, and increased productivity.
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Cognitive Atrophy Caused by Excessive AI Use
Artificial intelligence does not automatically make us less intelligent. The problem arises when we use it so frequently that we stop exercising the very cognitive abilities we want to preserve: memory, attention, critical thinking, logical reasoning, self-expression, and independent judgment.



