Creativity and critical thinking face cuts from AI, warns The Economist
The Economist put creativity and critical thinking under the microscope, showing they might suffer in the new AI era.
The issue started with AI’s growing role in everyday tasks. The worry: people lean on AI too much and stop thinking deeply. 
Soon after, the article outlined how AI can dull imagination and problem-solving skills. It’s not all doom and gloom, though.
The launch follows with advice on “softening the blow.” Humans can adapt, stay sharp, and use AI as a tool, not a crutch.
No company blame here. This is a broader caution on how AI reshapes how we think.
The Economist shared a striking image illustrating the clash between machines and minds — stark and clear.
Creativity and critical thinking might take a hit. But there are ways to soften the blow
The piece nails a hot debate: will AI boost or break human smarts? Keep watching.
