<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>The tools designed to make our lives smarter are quietly eroding our own intelligence by outsourcing our thinking to machines.</li><li>A study revealed that people who regularly use GPS are gradually losing their spatial navigation abilities, with a part of the brain responsible for memory and spatial orientation shrinking from lack of use.</li><li>Before GPS, reaching unfamiliar destinations required studying maps, memorizing landmarks, or asking for directions, actively engaging our brains in problem-solving.</li></ul>

The hidden cost of AI convenience: Our ability to think

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