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Une étude récente sur l'utilisation de #ChatGPT pour la rédaction de dissertations ne dresse pas un portrait flatteur de cet outil. Cependant, certains résultats de l'étude ont été mal interprétés, affirme Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Erik Ofgang techlearning techlearning.com/news/your-brai…

IMHO: It doesn't take long to become dependent on Chatbots/Gen AI for 'brainstorming', work & communication. Then your cognitive skills begin to erode, just like with any repetitive addiction that takes shortcuts & evades the difficulties of original thinking & real feeling.

As neurotechnology advances, UNICEF is investigating the ways it could affect the rights of children. Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D, a research scientist in the @fluidinterfaces group, is one of the experts serving as an advisor to this project. unicef.org/innocenti/proj…

Reading books, writing your thoughts, and fully understanding and battling with concepts is more important now than ever... And will become a rare skill. Here's some interesting research...

🤖 SUNDAY ESSAY: IQ levels have now been falling for decades worldwide — and some scientists point the finger at technology Andrew Orlowski explains why Britain’s rush to adopt AI risks becoming a race to the bottom ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/…

Will artificial intelligence make you stupid? A growing body of work is exploring the potentially detrimental effects of AI use for creativity and learning: econ.st/45q0fv1

“Generative AIs don’t show objectively any gain in productivity, any gain in scientific discovery or any gain in employee performance—but we’re told we have to implement them in such an aggressive manner. What are we afraid of missing out on, exactly?” —Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D

Our research scientist Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D MIT Media Lab was a guest on WBUR ’s On Point show, to discuss if writing is thinking, and what happens to our brain when we use LLMs. Other guests included Barry Gordon, director of the cognitive neurology/neuropsychology at Johns Hopkins University .

Listen here: wbur.org/onpoint/2025/0…

The biggest event at MIT Media Lab is happening next week ⬇️ 📍We’re joined by Stephen Wolfram, Curt Jaimungal, Benjamin Lyons, Harry Gandhi, Pat Pataranutaporn, Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D, Albert Nerenberg, Captain Pleasure, Andrés Gómez Emilsson, and many more brilliant minds from AI and computing, BCIs and

Camino de los tres años desde la irrupción de esta herramienta en nuestras vidas, no llegan las revoluciones prometidas por los multimillonarios intereses comerciales detrás de la IA. Ni tampoco los apocalipsis profetizados de manera interesada elpais.com/tecnologia/202…

"Al is becoming the world's new everything. This shift is profoundly changing cognition, attention, and trust. Are we ready?" Check this and other SXSW panels, featuring MIT Media Lab members, including our research scientist Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D and vote here: tinyurl.com/56br7nsm

Vote for the panels SXSW featuring members of MIT Media Lab community including our research scientist Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D !

If you are attending #AugmentationSummit by augmentation lab tomorrow, which is taking place at MIT Media Lab - stop by for the two keynotes by two of our very own: Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D and Pat Pataranutaporn ! Learn more about the event here: lu.ma/qejp7644

🎙️ In this episode of the ODSC Ai X Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Nataliya Kosmyna Nataliya Kosmyna, Ph.D, neuroscientist and researcher at MIT Media Lab, to explore her viral research paper “Your Brain on ChatGPT.” 🎧 linktr.ee/odsc