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The hidden cost of AI isn’t your data. It’s your ability to think

Your AI assistant might be making your brain a little lazier.

The Star MalaysiaAsh Kumra查看原文 ↗
人工智能的隐性成本并非你的数据,而是你的思考能力。

Employees are increasingly handing the heavy lifting to chatbots, drawn by their speed and polished output. — Image by DC Studio on Magnific

In 2025, something unsettling happened to a group of veteran doctors in Poland: They started missing things. These weren’t rookies. They were highly experienced endoscopists, each with thousands of procedures behind them. Yet after just a few months of heavy reliance on AI-assisted tools, their ability to spot precancerous polyps without AI fell by a relative 20%.

The corporate world may be suffering from the same affliction. Employees are increasingly handing the heavy lifting to chatbots, drawn by their speed and polished output. The hidden cost? The underlying human capability can quietly begin to erode. MIT Media Lab has given this phenomenon a chilling name: cognitive debt.

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