Isbn: 9798311831581 - chronic cognitive hemorrhaige. how ai is taking over our intelligence: externalized memory, atrophied brain: the great illusion of instant knowledge (5 risultati)

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    Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Is AI Making Us Smarter or More Dependent?We are experiencing an unprecedented revolution: generative artificial intelligence is now omnipresent. It can write, translate, code, or even compose music, promising to free us from the most tedious tasks. But behind this technological advancement lies an insidious threat: cognitive erosion.Are we losing our ability to think, create, and remember?What is the impact on adults, developing children, and even individuals with high intellectual potential?Is AI making us collectively more passive and easier to manipulate?This book offers an in-depth and scientific analysis of the massive reliance on generative AI. It explores how these tools are reshaping our essential cognitive functions: Reduction in intellectual effort and increased dependence on automated responses.Weakening of memory and externalization of knowledge.Decrease in concentration abilities and information overload.Standardization of writing styles and impoverishment of language.Decline in critical thinking when faced with biased results.Loss of originality and gradual disappearance of innovation.An essential book to understand the real challenges of the AI era.An Invisible Threat: Cognitive Manipulation Through AIBeyond individual impact, this book explores geopolitical strategies and the risks of cognitive warfare linked to AI models. Each technological bloc (United States, Europe, China, Japan) develops its own AI with specific training, deeply influencing users according to an implicit ideology.Are we condemned to adopt a worldview shaped by algorithms?Can AI be used as a tool to shape ideologically compatible societies?What restrictions are being imposed by regulations such as the European AI Act?A fascinating investigation into the future of free will in the digital age.Who Should Read This Book?This book is for anyone who wants to understand how AI is shaping their daily lives: Professionals and students using AI in their work or studies.Parents and educators concerned about AI's impact on child development.Entrepreneurs and creators questioning the effects of algorithmic standardization.Skeptics and curious minds seeking a deeper perspective on AI's promises.Decision-makers and experts in technology, cognitive psychology, and sociology.Why Read This Book?Recent scientific studies to understand AI's true effects on the human brain.Clear and accessible explanations, even for non-technical readers.An intellectual survival guide with practical strategies to reduce cognitive dependence.A forward-looking reflection on how to coexist intelligently with AI.Do not let algorithms think for you. Take back control of your intelligence.Cognitive erosion, artificial intelligence, generative AI, ChatGPT, memory, critical thinking, technological dependence, cognition, deep learning, algorithmic manipulation, future of the human brain, digital revolution, innovation and creativity, cognitive warfare, impact of technologies, big data and AI, AI and education, decision-making, concentration, machine learning, cognitive sovereignty. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…