Psychologist Explains How AI May Change the Way Children Think

The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence in education is transforming how students learn, complete assignments, and access information. While AI offers powerful educational opportunities, some experts warn that excessive dependence on these tools could negatively affect children's ability to think independently and remain motivated to learn. The debate has gained momentum after Russian Digital Development Minister Maksut Shadayev stated that up to 80 percent of schoolchildren in Russia regularly use artificial intelligence technologies. AI Convenience May Come at a Cognitive Cost Family psychologist and fairy-tale therapist Natalia Morozova believes the primary risk lies in replacing independent thinking with automated answers generated by algorithms.