Some people criticize AI for reducing critical thinking and reasoning skills and increasing dependence, but I personally disagree

It depends on how you use AI, and depending on how you use it, I can be a fool or I can be smarter than before.

I’ll give you some tips on how to be much smarter using AI.

1. Ask questions in both directions about a particular topic or question
   Most people use AI to check their common sense, preconceived notions, or answers to things they don’t know, but instead of writing it like this, asking me to give all the opposite views (yes or no, affirmations or refutations) on a topic I’m curious about can have a huge advantage

I can find ideas, perspectives, errors or prejudices that I was sure would be right but didn’t realize, which can help me greatly in getting real objective facts

2. Requires fact-checking or logical refutation of topics that are curious or questionable
   It’s in line with what I just presented, but there are people who write online when they write a declarative sentence that ‘ is made by of course this way’ in a plausible logical style and sentence power without presenting any evidence or logic with colorful words and writings.

If you take it seriously, it’s a pun with no logic or basis, but fake evidence and false claims alone create a thesis-level “sled” and if you don’t check the facts, evidence, and logic, you’ll fall for it. Representative figures are ‘Kim O-jun’ and ‘Yoo O-min.’

Always before accepting new facts, knowledge, or information, copy them and throw them to the GPT or Gemini.

You can say, “Check the facts neutrally based on objective facts, and refute them harshly if there are any logical errors or loopholes.”

If the article is based on a solid, logical and error-free basis, you can get the result of an accurate article, and if the article is written plausiblely with brain personalities and fake information, you will be distracted by AI’s fact-checking and refutation analysis

If you use these two methods well, you can find the truth without being deceived in a world where fake information and fraud are rampant.