Side effects of AI: AI is making humans less creative, new study is surprising

Side effects of AI: According to research, when people start trusting AI too much, their thinking shifts from problem-solving and analysis to questioning the reliability of AI's answer. This change can weaken our decision-making and critical thinking abilities, which has a negative impact on mental agility.

Muskan Kumawat
Muskan Kumawat Verified Local Voice • 13 Apr, 2026 Author
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Side effects of AI: AI is making humans less creative, new study is surprising
Side effects of AI: AI is making humans less creative, new study is surprising

Artificial Intelligence has simplified our lives in numerous ways. Applications like ChatGPT and Google Gemini have not only sped up work but have also driven the demand for Artificial Intelligence in all fields to a remarkable extent. From coding to innovative learning, Artificial Intelligence has established its presence everywhere now, but whereas on the one side Artificial Intelligence is simplifying our work, on the other side, it may also negatively affect the creativity and mental power of human beings.

One recent study by Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University has found that too much reliance on generative AI threatens to adversely affect our capacity to reason and comprehend. The study warns of a risk whereby if we don’t utilize technology in a balanced manner, it will undermine the capabilities of our brain, which is sharpened with experience.

According to research, when people start trusting AI too much, their thinking shifts from problem-solving and analysis to questioning the reliability of AI's answer. This change can weaken our decision-making and critical thinking abilities, which has a negative impact on mental agility.

Muskan Kumawat Verified Local Voice • 13 Apr, 2026 Author

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