"How you use AI, not how often, will determine its impact," Vivienne Ming, a theoretical neuroscientist and AI researcher told Business Insider.
Why a neuroscientist worries outsourcing thinking to AI could weaken your brain's defenses against dementia
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Deleterious impacts of AI on the human mind mean using it to complete tasks ultimately comes at 'heavy cognitive cost'
