Though the technology succeeds in evaluating students’ work for some components of critical thought, it falls short on others, research shows.

As artificial intelligence becomes deeply embedded in everyday life, concerns are growing over its impact on human thinking.

Have you ever thought why professors should only appraise students’ understanding of concepts taught in class through continuous assessment tests (CATs) and exams? Usually, such questions and related ...

Organizations are struggling to keep pace with the demands of faster, AI‑driven decision‑making, as critical thinking and judgment skills lag behind technology adoption, according to a new white paper ...

With AI now mainstream in business, a critical question emerges: are we still thinking critically when AI does the heavy lifting? This isn’t just academic — it affects job fulfillment and challenges ...

A recent study by the Media Lab at MIT has raised a warning about prolonged reliance on ChatGPT, suggesting that excessive ...

We’re entering a new era where artificial intelligence can generate content faster than we can apply critical thinking. In mere seconds, AI can summarize long reports, write emails in our tone and ...

I recently wrote a research paper on cognitive barriers to critical thinking (CT), discussing flaws in thinking associated with intuitive judgment, emotion, bias, and epistemological misunderstanding, ...

Technology provides access to vast information and makes daily life easier. Yet, too much reliance on technology potentially interferes with the acquisition and maintenance of critical thinking skills ...

There is a Fox News headline that goes like this: "Transgender female runner who beat 14,000 women at London Marathon offers to give medal back." Read about the event elsewhere and it turns out the ...