Hayley Caronia

And why would the brain use its capacity or extra space to hold onto information that they know they can just, it's readily available.

You get to search it again.

So that was with Google specifically.

And I feel like in a few years, we're going to have something similar where it's going to be the AI effect where, well, people don't need to look that up or people don't need to do that themselves.

They could just have AI do it.

And we're going to lose certain human capabilities that we used to be able to do.

And we're going to be completely reliant on AI.

Are you afraid of that?

Yeah.

And I want to talk about this because you brought up education and you brought up trust.

And I feel like now there's this sort of stigma where people just think that college students, grad school students, law school students, med school students.

Oh, well, they they just use chat GPT to get their way through.

And then I feel like this might have a negative impact on how people view these jobs and these these maybe employers as they get as AI gets more advanced.

They might just think, oh, well, I go to the doctor and what do they know?

I could just chat GPT it and I'm smarter than them.

Or, oh, I don't need a lawyer.

I could just chat GPT it and I'm smarter than them.

Like I essentially have the same degree as them.

Like people in med school or in law school, these are very smart individuals.

And people might have the thought, oh, well, they just used AI to get there.