Academics say AI is outsourcing judgment, not just memory
1 Sep 27 7:01 PM · 1d ago · 2 articles · 1 post · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
University of Glasgow's Ana Basiri and University of Edinburgh's Andrew Hoskins said the fears reflect a pattern seen with calculators, GPS and smartphones, but warned AI is displacing judgment and first-draft thinking on a larger scale and could deepen social isolation.
“It’s not just memorising facts and directions being outsourced, it’s also judgment, first-draft thinking, and problem-solving skills too.”
Ana BasiriSarah Gunn Chairwoman of Scottish BridgeAna Basiri Director, University of Glasgow Centre for Data Science and AIAndrew Hoskins Professor of AI, memory and war, University of Edinburgh
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