Numbers & Studies
AI Capabilities & Tasks
Human Qualities & Risks
100

What percentage of young adults reported memory issues in the digital reliance study?

Over 60%

100

Name at least two creative or technical tasks mentioned in the text that modern AI can do today.

Writing essays, drawing realistic pictures, solving math problems, or writing code (any two)

100

Name two unique human emotions or traits mentioned in the text that AI cannot replicate.

Empathy, creativity, moral conscience, or genuine emotions (any two)

200

What was the accuracy score of the professional human dermatologists in the Stanford study?

86%

200

What do tech experts compare the human brain to in the text?

A very complex system that processes information (or an organic computer).

200

What three elements do humans use when making a difficult decision, besides calculating numbers?

Personal experience, values, and feelings

300

What specific memory failures did young adults report due to relying on smartphones for years?

They couldn't remember basic phone numbers or simple navigation routes.

300

Before modern AI was developed, what did researchers spend years analyzing manually?

Medical data (to find cures for diseases)

300

What specific cognitive skills will slowly weaken if we let AI do all our thinking and problem-solving?

Critical thinking and memory skills.

400

How much higher was the AI's accuracy percentage compared to the professional dermatologists in the skin cancer study?

9% higher (AI was 95%, dermatologists were 86%)

400

According to supporters, what two major benefits will AI provide for human minds in the future?

It will help us make fewer mistakes, learn faster, and free us from boring everyday tasks (any two)

400

Explain the main reason why critics argue that relying too heavily on AI makes people cognitively weaker.

Because if computers do all the thinking, writing, and problem-solving for us, we stop exercising our own brains.

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