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Sebastian Zimmeck, a professor at Wesleyan University, warns that artificial intelligence could undermine democratic citizenship by promoting cognitive surrender. He advocates for enhanced critical thinking and regulatory measures to protect individual agency.
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Sebastian Zimmeck, a professor at Wesleyan University, warns that artificial intelligence could undermine democratic citizenship by promoting cognitive surrender. He advocates for enhanced critical thinking and regulatory measures to protect individual agency.
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Cognitive surrender: Artificial intelligence’s threat to democracy
Professor discusses AI's impact on democratic citizenship