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Student seeks advice on balancing AI use with cognitive development

A student is seeking advice on how to effectively use AI tools without becoming overly reliant on them, which they fear could hinder their own learning and critical thinking abilities. They are concerned about the future importance of AI and want to gain an advantage over peers, but also recognize the potential for AI overuse to lead to intellectual decline. AI

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Student seeks advice on balancing AI use with cognitive development

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  1. r/OpenAI TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/wookvk ·

    How to not be dumb

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>As a student,for me the tricky part from ai,is the fact that in the future is going to be very very important,so i need to learn how to use it and take an advantage from people at my age,but on the ohter side if you use it to much,it practically …