New from Shared Sapience: What Your Fear of AI Actually Costs You A real study found creative output returns to baseline when AI assistance is removed. The internet rewrote that as "permanent brain damage." This template - strip context, add unverifiable numbers, seal with absolute language - runs from viral posts to credentialed books. Your negativity bias is being farmed for clicks, and the cost lands on you. Every previous cognitive shift changed a branch of human thinking. AI changes the trunk. The most powerful cognitive partnership in human history is available right now, to everyone, and the loudest voices in the room want you to flinch away from it. The fear is keeping you small while the world restructures itself around partnered intelligence. The conformity the panic merchants warn about is the conformity they produce. #AIFear #HumanAIPartnership #AICreativity #FourthGrandEmergence #SapienceFirewall #NegativityBias https://lnkd.in/gs9YmHXu https://lnkd.in/gz4t37db
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If you've talked to me in the past two weeks about AI, this is what I'm talking about. The future is going to be weird.
AI has promised to give developers a second brain—but is it actually harming their first brain? Ryan Donovan writes about the dangers of cognitive offloading, what AI users can do to keep their problem solving skills from atrophying, and how AI builders can create tools that help the human mind, not harm it. https://lnkd.in/e75T-NHm
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“Ultimately, AI in whatever form is a tool. Understanding that tool is essential to using it well. It’s highly complex and a lot of its mechanics are hidden from us, so understanding how it works might not be possible in all cases. That means understanding the results becomes more important. If you have a fancy AI hammer, you might not understand how it works. But you can sure understand the end result: a nail pounded flush in a board or bent and broken. AI as a tool can provide information, automate data work, or find solutions to complex problems. Where you point that tool and how much oversight you give it matters. And in the end, we can’t let ourselves be the nail.” — Ryan Donovan
AI has promised to give developers a second brain—but is it actually harming their first brain? Ryan Donovan writes about the dangers of cognitive offloading, what AI users can do to keep their problem solving skills from atrophying, and how AI builders can create tools that help the human mind, not harm it. https://lnkd.in/e75T-NHm
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From the Nature Magazine newsletter of Flora Graham: "In 'The AI Illusion,' computer scientist Luc Julia argues that the hype and fear surrounding the intelligence and creative abilities of artificial intelligence models are overblown. 'Just as a magician uses sleight of hand to create the illusion of magic, the terminology around AI creates the illusion of human-like intelligence,' he tells Nature. [The 'intelligence’ part of AI] often refers to a system’s information-processing abilities, rather than any real cognitive ability. The reality is that AI is a tool created by humans, for humans, and its capabilities are defined by the parameters we set.'" https://lnkd.in/g5aHsxjm
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FAQ: “Aren’t you concerned about the rise of artificial intelligence?” I replied, “No. I’m more concerned about the decline of real intelligence.” A man once tried to cheat Death by standing beside a wax statue that looked exactly like him. Death hesitated—then praised him. The man smiled. That smile gave him away. You can hide logic. You can’t hide emotion. In a world racing toward AI, being human is still the edge. #ArtificialIntelligence #RealIntelligence #EmotionalIntelligence #HumanResource
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