Question

The text "Brave New World" the author Huxley says, "But in Epsilon... we don't need human intelligence". This idea compared to present day by relating to students in school using ai for their school work instead of their own brain. Can you add to this also keep it 1 paragraph long and add personal ai usage

Answer 1

Huxley’s chilling aside, “But in Epsilon... we don't need human intelligence,” resonates eerily today when I watch students lean on AI to do homework, write essays, or solve problems instead of thinking through them themselves; like the Epsilons, a generation could be trained into intellectual passivity if convenience replaces effort. I’m not immune — I use AI to summarize articles, brainstorm ideas, and debug code, which speeds work and sparks creativity, but I try to treat it as a tool that amplifies my thinking rather than a substitute for it, because the real risk is losing the habit of wrestling with hard questions, learning from mistakes, and developing judgment that no algorithm can fully replicate.