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AI enhances efficiency but may not boost human intelligence, researchers suggest

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Lisha Li and Daniel Litt explore the impact of AI on human intelligence, suggesting that while AI tools can enhance efficiency, they may not necessarily lead to increased cognitive ability. Their work highlights a potential divergence between task-based speed improvements and genuine intellectual growth. AI

IMPACT Researchers question whether AI tools foster genuine intellectual growth or merely superficial efficiency gains.

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · trndgtr ·

    AI Makes Us Faster But Not Smarter - Lisha Li and Daniel Litt # ai # mathematics # thinking Original timestamp: 00:46:12

    AI Makes Us Faster But Not Smarter - Lisha Li and Daniel Litt # ai # mathematics # thinking Original timestamp: 00:46:12

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