But

it still requires human justification to say, hey, this is correct or incorrect.

Even though in the design of the AI model, I did a little paper on this.

I haven't completely been published or anything.

But so basically how AI developers evolve their design over time.

So at the very early stage of AI development, AI were created with the human behavior in mind.

So they're trying to make AI behave like humans.

What evidence or I guess, is there anything out there in broader literature or that you've come across in your studies so far that indicates any kind of cognitive decline alongside having these tasks being kind of seamlessly done for us?