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Crimean culturologist explained why people depend on artificial intelligence

The dependence on artificial intelligence technologies arises from the ease of their use and the loss of critical thinking skills

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Crimean culturologist explained why people depend on artificial intelligence

The dependence on artificial intelligence technologies arises from the ease of their use and the loss of critical thinking skills. This was told on the air of Radio Crimea by the candidate of cultural studies, associate professor of journalism at the Crimean Engineering and Pedagogical University named after Fevzi Yakubov Julia Normanskaya.

According to her, it is easier for a person to shift responsibility for decisions to the machine, and then express dissatisfaction with it. When a person makes a wrong decision and is responsible for it, it is harder.

Yulia Normanskaya also noted that the independent search for information requires much more effort. This explains the habit of actively using artificial intelligence.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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