Markus Feilner"One of the biggest arguments against using AI is that it stifles learning. Anthropic noted in a recent report: “...not all AI-reliance is the same: the way we interact with AI while trying to be efficient affects how much we learn.” The study found that developers who used AI for conceptual questions scored 65%+, while those who fully delegated scored <40%." /1 #AI
"This is especially concerning as we can extrapolate these trends to show that the future of work with AI will be based on outputs, not inputs. After all, more output is in a company’s best interest for its cost efficiency."
"A Wharton study recently showed that while AI can increase the number of novel ideas generated, the diversity of those ideas decreases. AI is raising the floor of individual creativity, but lowering the ceiling of collective discovery."
