Cognitive Task Substitution, Cognitive Offloading, and Behavioral Dependency on Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Technol hackernews 8.0
A scoping review published in Cureus examines how reliance on AI-assisted technologies relates to cognitive task substitution, cognitive offloading, and behavioral dependency. The study synthesizes existing literature to
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