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AI user claims 'cognitive exoskeleton' approach boosts intelligence

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One individual shares their experience using AI not as a simple chatbot, but as a "cognitive exoskeleton" to enhance their decision-making and intelligence. They describe building a personal knowledge system with multiple AI agents that simulate various scenarios, from dating to financial decisions. This approach, they claim, allows them to move from guessing to knowing, providing quantitative insights into complex situations. AI

IMPACT Suggests AI can enhance human intelligence and decision-making through advanced personal knowledge systems.

RANK_REASON User opinion piece discussing personal experience with AI tools.

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AI user claims 'cognitive exoskeleton' approach boosts intelligence

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