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John NostaPsychology Today |
Personal Perspective: How AI is severing cause from effect.
Humanity's biggest mistake may be assuming AI thinks the way we do.
AI might make your worst reasoning sound like objective analysis.
When artificial intelligence helps students succeed but not learn.
What remains when computation is stripped away?
Living in the age of AI’s organized absence.
Emerson's warning about character now applies to machines.
A parent’s guide to AI, childhood, and protecting how children learn to think.
AI is beginning to carry the continuity of our thinking.
How AI is making thinking feel easier...and less our own.
What happens when intelligence is bought instead of built?
What antimatter revealed about physics may help us understand AI.
Sycophantic AI risks replacing the resistance that makes thinking effective and reliable.
How AI may be changing the way our beliefs take shape.
Artificial intelligence forces us to reconsider what thinking was always meant to do.
A clinical study reveals the divide between AI computation and human judgment.
Personal Perspective: AI doesn’t think. It performs the voice of thinking.
The relentless urge to compare AI and human intelligence may be a mistake.
Agentic AI assumes your role, but is that a good thing?
Why rejecting AI in schools misunderstands the real disruption.
Rethinking human connection under the influence of AI.
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