Does the sentiment sound familiar—especially when it comes to the current intense discourse around AI? In fact, the quote ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) can process hundreds of documents in seconds, identify imperceptible patterns in vast datasets ...

Every time the topic of AI comes up, our team splits into two camps", an executive recently told me. But what if AI is neither the solution nor the problem?

The big story is: AI companies now claim that their models are capable of genuine reasoning — the type of thinking you and I do when we want to solve a problem. And the big question is ...

and that higher self-confidence was associated with greater critical thinking. Depending on AI for low-stakes tasks like proofreading might appear benign but “can lead to significant negative ...

Participants were asked when they engaged critical thinking during these tasks, how they enacted it, whether generative AI affected the effort of critical thinking, and to what extent. They were ...

The more confidence workers had in AI’s capabilities, the more they disengaged from critical evaluation. Participants reported a “perceived enaction of critical thinking” when relying on AI ...

A study on how knowledge workers engage in critical thinking recently found that workers with higher confidence in generative AI technology tend to employ less critical thinking to AI-generated ...

Workers begin to rely on AI for increasingly complex decision-making processes, gradually diminishing their capacity for independent analysis and creative thinking. The productivity paradox While ...