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'For humans, the capacity to say, 'I don't know,' is very important': Report finds AI really might be harming our critical thinking skills

TechRadar·July 20, 2026

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A new report suggests that overreliance on AI-generated outputs may be eroding human critical thinking skills, as people increasingly choose to trust AI results without verification. The research highlights that the human capacity to acknowledge uncertainty—saying "I don't know"—becomes less valued when AI systems provide quick answers.

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New paper reveals human critical thinking could be declining as participants choose to trust AI-generated outputs too much.

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