Steven Shaw
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Opinion: The real danger of AI isn’t what it creates – it’s the human agency we are giving away (opens the original)
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Steven Shaw is a Canadian academic, assistant professor at King’s College London, and the lead author of "Thinking – Fast, Slow, and Artificial: How AI is Reshaping Human Reasoning and the Rise of Cognitive Surrender." Cognitive surrender (noun): adopting AI outputs without scrutiny; deferring thinking to AI. After my research on the risks of outsourcing thought to AI went viral, a good friend asked me: “Did ‘cognitive surrender’ come from you, or from AI?” I hesitated as I tried to trace the or
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