Students using large-language models for drafting essays displayed the weakest neural connectivity and memory recall, leading to a diminished writing style, a phenomenon termed 'cognitive debt'. This aspect of AI use raises concerns over the potential forfeiture of human intelligence. Four strategies promote collaboration with AI while preserving human creativity: setting a purposeful attitude, aligning aspirations with actions and algorithms, valuing originality over mere efficiency, and fostering a culture of curiosity towards AI tools to enhance collaborative outcomes.
The loss known as 'cognitive debt' arises when reliance on AI disrupts human intelligence. It highlights diminished neural connectivity, memory recall, and creativity.
When leveraging AI tools, a mindset that encourages curiosity and collaboration fosters better outcomes, while punitive measures regarding productivity metrics can stifle creativity.
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