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Can AI Make You Forget How to Think? | What Happens to Your Thinking

Alexander VolchekOlga Stolyarova

Can you forget how to think if artificial intelligence is always ready to hand you a ready-made answer? What happens to your thinking when you make twenty, fifty, or a hundred requests to AI each day?

Main subjects

Alexander VolchekOlga StolyarovaArtificial intelligenceArtificial intelligence and technologyAwareness, observation, and perceptionSpiritual development and the spiritual path

The main question

Can you forget how to think if artificial intelligence is always ready to hand you a ready-made answer?

What you can take away

  • In this episode, I explore whether people got dumber before computers, in front of the television and around the dinner table.

Main threads of the conversation

Claims made here

Individual claims identified in the material: who said them, when, and what kind of thought they express. Each timestamp opens that point in the video.

  • 04:00

    Previously, to fix errors a programmer had made while developing a system, that programmer or other programmers had to fix those errors.

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  • 09:32

    When I use the idea of a spiritual-material world, I always say again that all life is life.

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  • 21:52

    We set off for the towns ChatGPT had said were the main places to visit in Provence.

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  • 31:14

    I want to tell you that any spectrum, even that of powerful dark forces, can always display a spectrum of very bright, beautiful energy.

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What to pay attention to

  • Introduction. How not to get dumber with AI
  • Is this a new problem, or has it always been this way?

Who this is for

  • For readers interested in: Artificial intelligence and technology, Awareness, observation, and perception, Spiritual development and the spiritual path
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