If you’ve started using AI to write emails you used to write yourself, psychology says you haven’t saved time — you’ve outsourced a micro-decision that was quietly telling you something about what you actually thought

If you’ve started using AI to write emails you used to write yourself, psychology says you haven’t saved time — you’ve outsourced a micro-decision that was quietly telling you something about what you actually thought

Add DMNews to your Google News feed. Tension: Every time you hand an email to AI, you skip a small act of thinking that was quietly surfacing what you actually wanted to say. Noise: The AI productivity conversation frames cognitive offloading as pure efficiency gain, erasing the hidden cost of what gets offloaded along with…