'We're Depending on AI to Think for Us' - Author

The Swedish researcher warned that the increased reliance on gadgets significantly hinders children's development. Another factor that contributes to this tendency is that nowadays children spend less and less time playing, which has a detrimental effect on the thinking process. John Ratey: I think it's happening all over the world, we're seeing so much more time spent -- especially with the young, although now it's everywhere -- on screens, and when you spend time on screens you take in information but you're not putting out much. I think this has a big impact on our brains, how we learn, how we use our brains to think and ponder things and come up with new ideas and be creative. I think Sweden is a good country to show this, because they keep great data on everyone.