Why AI Might Be the WORST Thing That Could Have Happened to Us

Before we dive into this topic, let me ask you two simple questions: When was the last time you did an addition, subtraction, or multiplication with two-digit numbers… in your head — without reaching for a calculator? And when was the last time you wrote a full paragraph without your autocorrect saving you from spelling mistakes? Don’t worry, I’m not judging you. I’m asking because I asked myself the same questions, and I didn’t like the answers. Actually, even writing this article is a perfect example of the problem: I’m using AI to help me write in English, because it’s not my first language. And yes, I know I’ll make mistakes. AI fixes them instantly. Convenient? Absolutely, but also… kind of scary. AI doesn’t just help us. It slowly replaces our brain habits. Let’s be honest: AI is amazing. It writes emails, fixes grammar, summarizes long documents, generates code, explains concepts, and gives you “the perfect answer” in seconds. But here’s the thing: The more AI helps us think, th