A new AI worry: Many young coders no longer know how their code really works


Research recently showed that using AI may impact workers' long term critical thinking powers. Another alarm bell raises worries that overreliance on AI to help write code will also have a long-term on the workplace. — Pixabay

We know that AI can speed up regular work tasks, boost office efficiency and even help you understand your business better, right? And that it’s a totally benign, safe and useful tool that can only transform the workplace for the better, er, right? 

Well, actually, nope. There are many concerns about applying AI at work, from staff who worry they’ll be replaced, to a troubling Microsoft report that says some knowledge workers are already relying on this innovative tech too much so that their “problem-solving skills may decline as a result.” 

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