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Reflection of AI Argument (A track labor)

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I used a lightbulb to explain the effects on AI on the brain. When you use your own critical thinking, you are constantly learning and challenging your cognitive side. This allows you to express your creativity and individuality. With the rise of AI, our brains are becoming lazy. We are letting our computers finish our thoughts for us, which causes laziness, lower memory, and under-performance. Humans are devolving because of this new technology. It is important that we stop relying on ChatGPT and other AI assistants for simple tasks. Before we know it, our natural ideas and lightbulbs in our brains will dull. 

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