⚡🧠 Jensen Huang: “AI makes people dumb” is usually a user problem, not an AI problem

I don’t think AI makes you “less smart.”

Misusing AI does.

If you treat AI like a brain replacement, you’ll outsource the hardest part: thinking.

And over time, your decision muscle weakens.

The real leverage is different.

AI is the “hands.”

Your brain stays the “operator.”

You don’t ask AI to think for you.

You force yourself to define the problem, set constraints, pick the tradeoffs, and decide what “good” looks like.

That process is the thinking.

AI just helps you move faster once the thinking is clear.

The people who get scary-good with AI aren’t the ones who copy-paste prompts.

They’re the ones who can ask sharper questions, challenge assumptions, and iterate like an engineer.

If AI is making someone “dumber,” it usually means:

They’re consuming outputs instead of building frameworks.

They’re collecting answers instead of improving questions.

They’re letting the tool choose the direction.

The better approach is simple:

Use AI to expand options.

Use your brain to choose.

Use AI to draft.

Use your brain to judge.

Use AI to search.

Use your brain to decide what matters.

So here’s the real question:

When you use AI, do you feel your thinking getting sharper, or are you just getting faster at copying?

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