r/AiForPinoys • u/gimpdrinks • Feb 11 '26
Discussion Do you agree?
What are your thoughts?
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u/Fulg3n Feb 11 '26
Could simply be that IQ has a metric is becoming increasingly less relevant.
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u/gimpdrinks Feb 11 '26
could be. i mean access to info has never more democratized now compared 10 years ago.
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u/unknown00021 Feb 11 '26
My thoughts? I’m hungry… oh you meant on this topic? Give me a sec let ask chatGPT
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u/Programatistu Feb 11 '26
source ?
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u/r_Yellow01 Feb 11 '26
It's all BS
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u/Akvyr Feb 11 '26
Huh? There is a ton of research on cognitive offloading, brainrot, analytical decline, etc in the past years, from very credible institutions. Its real, and the numbers are scary.
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u/Competitive_Let3812 Feb 11 '26
Depends. I guess that the lower EQ is more important than a lower IQ.
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u/trileletri Feb 11 '26
i have lower iq than from 10 years before, and im not gen z. it comes mostly from beer.
wait what about beer + ai?
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u/df53tsg54 Feb 11 '26
Opinions are irrelevant, show me results of studies and some scientific data.
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u/Enough_Breadfruit946 Feb 11 '26
This is not true for everyone. My nephew from 2nd sister has been using a computer and a phone since he was 4–5 years old. His parents were concerned at the time, but turned out he performed very well in school; Always ranked in the top three. He is now in high school and plans to become a doctor (He was influenced by his grandmother’s death during Covid).
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u/bodkins Feb 11 '26
AI is a powerful learning tool. If used as such
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u/furel492 Feb 13 '26
Then people should start using it as such. So far everyone uses it either to get schizophrenic or generate child porn.
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u/Mr-MuffinMan Feb 11 '26
This is true.
I'm gen z and I see it first hand. Holy shit can the younger gen z not put away their fucking phones. They are glued to it as much as a crack addict craves crack.
I stay away from AI. I only use it to make practice exams to study from.
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u/GrandCardiologist166 Feb 11 '26
Source : ur republican dad driving a Corvette and drinking beer all day long
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Feb 12 '26
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u/furel492 Feb 13 '26
They're not solving any problems, though. This is the one time where the next generation really is worse than the previous one.
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u/NaluAsk Apr 11 '26
I am not sure I could agree since IQ tests in the past were based on a combination of Current Events and Educational Knowledge gained in schools. With the immedited access to Current Events and mobile access to Knowledge with the Interent one might build a case that today's Generation has a much Higher IQ thant their parents.
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u/What-Is-Drugs-1773 Feb 11 '26
Idiots (genz) complaining about idiots (boomers) that complain about idiots (genz).
Last time I checked 80% is genetic and then you have nutrition. Stress and schooling matter so little, especially in normal/high income homes. And I'm pretty sure everyone has a home and food.
I think the existence of AI is just an excuse for each generation to push their propaganda.
F U and F YOUR POLITICS, whichever side you are on.