How ChatGPT and Copilot May Hurt Your Critical Thinking Skills and How to Fix It

How ChatGPT and Copilot May Hurt Your Critical Thinking Skills and How to Fix It

Artificial intelligence is helping us code, write, and work faster than ever before, but new research suggests that speed might come at the cost of our brainpower.

Tools like ChatGPT and Copilot have become everyday sidekicks since 2022, but studies show that students who use them too often perform worse on real tests.

Experts warn that relying on AI for answers can weaken problem-solving skills and make our minds less agile over time.

This isn't just a student problem, research shows AI may also dull critical thinking in the workplace by automating tasks that once sharpened judgment.

One engineer realized how dependent he’d become on AI when he struggled to code during an internet outage.

Experts say that while AI tools are powerful, they should support our thinking, not replace it.