Generative artificial intelligence is becoming a common tool among professionals like scientists, teachers, lawyers, and business leaders. These applications support tasks that require imagination, creativity, and problem-solving.
However, recent research highlights an ironic outcome. Users who rely on generative AI might lose critical thinking skills. They may become dependent on AI’s fast and assured answers, resulting in swift but subpar solutions.
This trend raises concerns about how AI is shaping decision-making in knowledge work. While AI can optimize task execution, there’s a risk it might undermine essential cognitive processes.

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