A post warns that habitual AI use can erode your own judgment
fkasummer · x · 2026-07-27
A short quoted thought says the worrying part is not just using AI, but using it so habitually and indiscriminately that people weaken their own judgment about what is good.
The post frames AI adoption as a cognition problem: if the tool becomes a reflex instead of a deliberate choice, it may erode the user’s ability to evaluate quality and taste for themselves.
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