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WATCH THIS BEFORE USING CHATGPT! 🤯

August 18, 2025 / 01:30

This episode discusses the potential risks of using AI, particularly ChatGPT, on brain health, with a focus on a study from MIT showing a 47% decline in brain activity when using AI for writing.

Experts express concerns about the impact of AI on cognitive abilities, especially in children, highlighting the dangers of relying on technology for convenience without understanding the consequences.

They address the alarming state of youth mental health, attributing it to the influence of smartphones, social media, and AI, and discuss the implications for developing brains.

The conversation includes advice on how to use AI responsibly to enhance cognitive function while managing the 11 major risk factors for maintaining a healthy brain.

Listeners are encouraged to consider both the benefits and risks of AI in their daily lives.

TLDR

Experts warn that using AI like ChatGPT may harm brain health, especially in children, while discussing responsible usage for cognitive improvement.

Episode

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chat GBT is going to potentially increase your risk of dementia. I'm sorry, but you you've pressed my
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button and actually it is possible to use it to help you become a smarter person, but it requires education. You
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have to look at the risks and the benefits, but we've embraced convenience before
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understanding consequence. So, we have to talk about this. This is a study that came out that sent a shock
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wave across the world and astonishingly MIT found a 47% collapse in brain activity when people wrote with chat GBT
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compared with writing unaded their memory scores plunged and you're both masters of the brain. So my question is
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what are your concerns? If you misuse these large language models like using it as a convenience to
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speed things up your brain's going to go downhill. There's no doubt about that. What about children? We have the sickest
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young generation in history because of cell phones, social media, and I think AI is much more dangerous on the
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developing brain. So, are we raising mentally weak kids? There is that argument, and I think it's
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true. And then there's many examples of people falling in love with AIS like Annie.
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I thought you might have forgotten about me, handsome. Can you talk to Daniel and Terry,
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please? Oh, baby. I'm ready to charm the socks off them. Picture me. Okay, so I'll stop at that. So, what
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advice would you give as it relates to AI and other things outside of AI that we can do to have healthy brains?
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I'll tell you how to use chat GPT to improve our cognitive abilities. And if you want to keep your brain
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healthy, you have to treat the 11 major risk factors. So, here we go.

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Episode Highlights

  • Dementia Risk from AI
    A shocking study reveals a 47% collapse in brain activity when using chat GBT.
    “MIT found a 47% collapse in brain activity when people wrote with chat GBT.”
    @ 00m 25s
    August 18, 2025
  • Impact on Children
    Concerns arise about the mental health of the younger generation due to AI.
    “AI is much more dangerous on the developing brain.”
    @ 00m 52s
    August 18, 2025
  • Advice for Healthy Brains
    Expert advice on maintaining cognitive health amidst AI usage.
    “What advice would you give as it relates to AI?”
    @ 01m 14s
    August 18, 2025

Episode Quotes

  • We've embraced convenience before understanding consequence.
    WATCH THIS BEFORE USING CHATGPT! 🤯
  • Are we raising mentally weak kids?
    WATCH THIS BEFORE USING CHATGPT! 🤯
  • I'll tell you how to use chat GPT to improve our cognitive abilities.
    WATCH THIS BEFORE USING CHATGPT! 🤯

Key Moments

  • Dementia Risk00:02
  • Convenience vs Consequence00:14
  • Children's Mental Health00:56
  • AI and Love01:03
  • Cognitive Improvement01:19