You Should Be Using AI to Think More, Not Less @harvardbusinessreview
You Should Be Using AI to Think More, Not Less @harvardbusinessreview
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
What are the cognitive implications of using AI? It depends entirely on how you approach it.

At our latest HBR Leadership Summit, psychologist and professor Angela Duckworth spoke with HBR Editor at Large Adi Ignatius about grit, cognitive offloading, and why the way you use AI is reshaping your brain—for better or worse.
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You Should Be Using AI to Think More, Not Less

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