Psychology Today · October 12, 2026 · On the brief until October 26, 2026

The Impact of AI on Who We Are and Who We Become

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THE AI ANGLE

Shaping personal identity into an algorithmic self

People increasingly rely on artificial intelligence for companionship, therapy, and everyday choices. These tools track user habits and shape behavior, shifting identity from an internal creation to a data-driven profile. Researchers must examine how algorithmic guidance alters adolescent development and personal agency.

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THE TEACHING ANGLE

Replacing real-world trial and error with predictable convenience risks turning active self-discovery into passive consumption.

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The Impact of AI on Who We Are and Who We Become

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