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Kaisa Kärki, a researcher at the Institute for Theoretical Philosophy, published a research paper titled "Who Should Be Responsible for Addressing Professional Skill Degradation?" in the journal Human Affairs. The paper points out that when doctors, researchers, and software developers hand their work over to AI, their own professional abilities decline accordingly, and this degradation is difficult for practitioners to notice. Kärki argues that responsibility cannot be placed entirely on individuals; rather, it should be viewed as a social and structural problem. She recommends that senior practitioners undergo regular assessments of core competencies, and that industry communities define the core skills that must be mastered by humans.
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Research: Always relying on AI to do the work may be quietly degrading your professional skills
Theoretical philosophy researcher Kaisa Kerki published "Who Should Be Responsible for Addressing Professional Skill Degradation?" in the journal Human Affairs, pointing out that after doctors, researchers, and developers hand their work over to AI, their own professional skills decline, and practitioners find it hard to notice this degradation. She argues that this is a social and structural problem and cannot be entirely blamed on individuals, and recommends that senior practitioners regularly undergo assessments of core competencies, with industry communities defining the core skills that must be mastered by humans.
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Research warning: If you always rely on AI to do the work, your professional skills may be quietly deteriorating
Theoretical philosophy researcher Kaisa Kerki published a paper in the journal Human Affairs titled "Who Should Be Responsible for Addressing Professional Skill Degradation?", pointing out that after doctors, researchers, and software developers hand their work over to AI, their own professional skills decline accordingly. She argues that this kind of degradation is difficult for practitioners to notice, and that responsibility cannot be placed entirely on individuals; rather, it should be viewed as a social and structural problem. She recommends that senior practitioners regularly undergo assessments of core competencies, and that industry communities define the core skills that must be mastered by humans.