THE INTERACTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND HUMAN COGNITION: NEW APPROACHES TO ENHANCING COGNITIVE POTENTIAL
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This article explores the relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and human cognition, and the possible outcomes of using this relationship as a method to improve cognition. As AI technology advances and AI is being used alongside human cognitive capability, new opportunities continue to develop in educational, professional, and creative endeavors (Kaplan, 2016). This article will present theoretical scaffolding, newest literature, and applied case studies.
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