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The Deskilling Curve

The Deskilling Curve

The Hidden Cost of Delegating Thinking

Every convenience has a cost, and the cost of delegated thinking is the ability to think. A study of the skills quietly disappearing as we hand more of our cognition to the machines.

By Julian North

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