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How to build a real relationship with AI and keep your cognitive edge

Wednesday 14 October18:00 · 3h agoAI summary
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The piece reviews Ethan Mollick’s Co-Existence, a practical guide to working with AI while keeping human thinking skills intact. It argues that people should collaborate with AI without giving up their cognitive edge.

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01Summary

  1. 01The article is a review of Co-Existence by Ethan Mollick.
  2. 02Daniel Cossins describes the book as an excellent practical guide to collaborating with AI.
  3. 03The focus is on using AI effectively without relinquishing important human cognitive capabilities.
  4. 04The text says the book is about building a real relationship with AI.

02Why it matters

The story matters because AI is increasingly part of work and daily life, and the way people use it may affect their own thinking skills. It is aimed at readers who want practical ways to benefit from AI without becoming over-reliant on it.

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