Is AI Making Us More Productive—or More Dependent?

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 Earlier, people used to do small tasks themselves, such as writing emails, applications, messages, or creating small projects. But nowadays, people have become quite dependent on AI for both small and big tasks. AI has certainly made our lives easier, but it has also made us somewhat lazy. We are increasingly relying on AI instead of thinking, understanding, and doing things ourselves. Has AI reduced our ability to think independently, solve problems, and use our creativity? There is no need to worry too much about Artificial Intelligence, friends. Think of AI as having a super-smart assistant right at your fingertips. Imagine you are stuck somewhere on the way and need to reach home quickly. In such a situation, you can ask AI how to get home faster, and it can help you find the easiest and best possible route. AI: A Smart Assistant or a Replacement for Our Thinking?                     AI helps ,Humans decide Looking at the futur...

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