Lazy Brain Syndrome: Language Machines, Cultural Models, and the Erosion of Critical Thinking
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Lazy Brain Syndrome: Language Machines, Cultural Models, and the Erosion of Critical Thinking
motivation (Self-System) and goal-setting (Metacognitive System)
Lazy Brain Syndrome: Language Machines, Cultural Models, and the Erosion of Critical Thinking
knowledge creation is actually the object of learning and thinking supported by three systems: the Self-System . the Metacognitive System , and the Cognitive System .
Lazy Brain Syndrome: Language Machines, Cultural Models, and the Erosion of Critical Thinking
Knowledge workers who have confidence in AI have a tendency to accept its output without thinking about it. Over time, these workers might lose the capacity to think critically about low-risk, routine AI uses through lack of practice. This notion might be summarized in the not-so-poetic line “use it or lose it.” It appears to be the reason... See more
Lazy Brain Syndrome: Language Machines, Cultural Models, and the Erosion of Critical Thinking
where synaptic strength increases due to repeated stimulation.
Lazy Brain Syndrome: Language Machines, Cultural Models, and the Erosion of Critical Thinking
different life experiences, such as exposure to new environments and learning skills, are thought to induce changes at synapses, strengthening or weakening these connections to allow learning and memory.”
Lazy Brain Syndrome: Language Machines, Cultural Models, and the Erosion of Critical Thinking
Synapses, the junction points through which neurons communicate,