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Is AI making our children dumber? ‘The flood of stimuli from our screens is dulling our brains’

Is AI making our children dumber? ‘The flood of stimuli from our screens is dulling our brains’

The increasing integration of AI and screens into daily life has sparked concerns that children and youth are becoming less capable of independent thinking and traditional literacy. With one-third of young people now considered functionally illiterate, experts warn that constant digital stimuli and a reliance on chatbots may be negatively impacting cognitive development.

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