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Chief in Tech S1E45 - Stephany Oliveros & Kristina Talova : Is AI Making Us Dumber? Understanding the Impact on Human Intelligence
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Summary
As AI becomes part of our daily lives, an important question emerges: is it making us more capable—or more dependent? In this Chief in Tech Deep Dive session, Stephany Oliveros (CEO) and Kristina Talova (COO) explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we think, create, and make decisions. They examine the differences between human intelligence and AI, the risks of over-reliance on intelligent systems, and why critical thinking and creativity remain essential in an AI-driven world. They also discuss how AI can be used responsibly to augment human potential rather than replace it, highlighting the importance of education, ethical AI adoption, and lifelong learning. If you're curious about the future of human intelligence in the age of AI, this conversation is for you. Key Takeaways How AI differs from human intelligence and creativity The risks of over-reliance on AI for thinking and decision-making Why critical thinking and human skills matter more than ever How to use AI responsibly to enhance—not replace—human potential 🎧 Tune in to explore how we can harness AI while preserving what makes us uniquely human.