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Wednesday, October 21, 2026

The often neglected AI doom scenario that poses a different kind of threat to humanity

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Some researchers warn that as artificial intelligence agents take on more and more tasks, humans could end up giving up their critical thinking skills in a scenario they call "gradual disempowerment." Jay Chooi, co-founder and CEO of Robocurve, a company that tracks AI-driven robots, joins CBS News to discuss.

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