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Story summary
- Vivienne Ming, a neuroscientist, warns that artificial intelligence could contribute to a dementia crisis by weakening cognitive functions.
- She notes reliance on AI diminishes active brain engagement, reducing critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Ming compares AI to GPS navigation, noting it impairs spatial reasoning.
- She notes early warning signs, such as difficulty starting tasks without AI.
- She advocates using AI as a challenging collaborator rather than a mere answer provider.
