Jemma Spake

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1,071 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 23 Apr

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Generative AI has, they've just rapidly improved.
They've gotten more complex.
Like I don't remember thinking about AI until like three years ago.
And it's been introduced and integrated into our lives faster than probably any other technology before.
Back in early 2023, analysts estimated ChatGPT reached about 100 million monthly active users.
By October 2025, that was 800 million.
That is one in 10 people.
That is a huge shift in our global technological environment.
And the thing is, we don't just use it for things that we're able to Google.
Obviously, all the ways we use Google, you know, we use it for breakup texts, life advice, goal planning, therapy, even plus all the other stuff.
We use it primarily because it's so easy to
But with all that ease, all those answers, I think it's important to ask something that easy must have drawbacks.
What are they?
What is the danger for our minds and our intelligence of using AI consistently?
Something I've been talking about with my friends is like, is there eventually going to be a societal rift between AI users and non-AI users based on how our minds operate?
I don't know.
Hopefully we can figure it out together.
Hopefully we can
challenge the idea that AI is going to eventually replace us, and just investigate this from a psychological angle that I don't see people talking about much.
So without further ado, let's get into the psychology of AI.
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