Your Brain on AI: Why We Must Choose What We Outsource

Studies show that offloading mental work to generative AI reduces brain connectivity. Regular reliance on these tools erodes judgment and decision-making skills. Learners and practitioners must decide which tasks to keep doing by hand.

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