The real danger of AI isn't that it's wrong — it's that it could make us stop thinking for ourselves, a professor says

Lucy Gill-Simmen.Courtesy of Lucy Gill-SimmenA Royal Holloway Dean worries that AI will stop people from asking how they know something is true.Lucy Gill-Simmen says AI can deliver answers, shortcutting the struggle that makes learning happen."It risks becoming a substitute for thinking," she told Business Insider.AI can produce convincing answers, but a professor says the greater risk is when people stop questioning them.Lucy Gill-Simmen, associate dean for Education and Student Experience at R