Here's How You Can Use ChatGPT To Get Smarter
January 24, 2026
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as posted by the channelIs AI making you dumber? New research is starting to show how AI tools actually affect the way our brains think, focus, and remember. In this video, we break down real studies, including an MIT experiment and large education research, to explain why using AI sometimes hurts learning and sometimes helps it a lot.
The difference is not AI itself, but how you use it. We look at what happens when AI does the work for you versus when it helps you think, why vague prompts lead to boring, generic answers, and how relying on AI without real effort weakens understanding. The video also explains how AI can slowly push everyone toward the same average ideas if you do not bring your own context and experience.
We also touch upon the two modes of using tech: consumer mode and creator more. And how using an AI PC powered by Intel®️ Core™️ Ultra Processors can help you regain your lost creativity.
If you use any AI tool for studying, writing, or work, this video shows how to use it in a way that actually makes you better at thinking, instead of replacing your thinking altogether.
Learn more about Intel® Core™ Ultra Processors here
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