AI and the Two Forms of Authorship
AI is separating linguistic authorship (the words themselves) from cognitive authorship (the judgment and reasoning behind them), argues a Psychology Today article. The author notes that large languag…
AI is separating linguistic authorship (the words themselves) from cognitive authorship (the judgment and reasoning behind them), argues a Psychology Today article. The author notes that large languag…
A study by Romero (2025) found that graduate students who used ChatGPT from the start of a water management task converged on strikingly similar solutions, while those who delayed AI access generated …
People are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence for moral, existential, and relational advice, replacing traditional human confidants like pastors, psychologists, and friends. AI's constant…
A new phenomenon called the 'self-voyeur' describes people who use AI to generate ideas and feel the satisfaction of thinking without actually doing the cognitive work. The author warns that AI's cali…
New research published in the Harvard Business Review found that the top use of generative AI in 2026 is for therapy and companionship, with a growing number of people also using AI for astrological a…