Julien Dassonval
@jdassonval.bsky.social
Executive Producer + Founder of wadp.com, a collective of freelance senior digital producers & EP since 2014. Interactive & Digital. Project & Product Management.
It’s not always easy but it’s rarely boring (unless you make it boring!)
If it starts feeling like a routine, maybe it’s time for a change.
Otherwise?
🔥 Keep the spark alive. This is still one hell of a job!
If it starts feeling like a routine, maybe it’s time for a change.
Otherwise?
🔥 Keep the spark alive. This is still one hell of a job!
June 27, 2025 at 9:06 AM
It’s not always easy but it’s rarely boring (unless you make it boring!)
If it starts feeling like a routine, maybe it’s time for a change.
Otherwise?
🔥 Keep the spark alive. This is still one hell of a job!
If it starts feeling like a routine, maybe it’s time for a change.
Otherwise?
🔥 Keep the spark alive. This is still one hell of a job!
Disclaimer: This was a small-scale study with ~50 participants.
It's not the final word—but it’s a strong signal worth paying attention to.
Source: www.brainonllm.com/
It's not the final word—but it’s a strong signal worth paying attention to.
Source: www.brainonllm.com/
www.brainonllm.com
June 20, 2025 at 7:17 AM
Disclaimer: This was a small-scale study with ~50 participants.
It's not the final word—but it’s a strong signal worth paying attention to.
Source: www.brainonllm.com/
It's not the final word—but it’s a strong signal worth paying attention to.
Source: www.brainonllm.com/
What's your experience? Have you noticed changes in your thinking patterns since using AI tools?
June 20, 2025 at 7:17 AM
What's your experience? Have you noticed changes in your thinking patterns since using AI tools?
While AI tools offer immediate benefits, they may be creating "cognitive debt" - weakening our thinking muscles over time.
This doesn't mean avoiding AI entirely, but rather being mindful of HOW and WHEN we use it in learning contexts.
→ Use the tools. Don’t outsource the thinking.
This doesn't mean avoiding AI entirely, but rather being mindful of HOW and WHEN we use it in learning contexts.
→ Use the tools. Don’t outsource the thinking.
June 20, 2025 at 7:17 AM
While AI tools offer immediate benefits, they may be creating "cognitive debt" - weakening our thinking muscles over time.
This doesn't mean avoiding AI entirely, but rather being mindful of HOW and WHEN we use it in learning contexts.
→ Use the tools. Don’t outsource the thinking.
This doesn't mean avoiding AI entirely, but rather being mindful of HOW and WHEN we use it in learning contexts.
→ Use the tools. Don’t outsource the thinking.
Key findings:
- ChatGPT users showed the WEAKEST brain connectivity patterns
- Couldn't remember or quote from essays they wrote minutes before
- Felt less ownership of their work
- Performed worse across all measures after 4 months
- ChatGPT users showed the WEAKEST brain connectivity patterns
- Couldn't remember or quote from essays they wrote minutes before
- Felt less ownership of their work
- Performed worse across all measures after 4 months
June 20, 2025 at 7:17 AM
Key findings:
- ChatGPT users showed the WEAKEST brain connectivity patterns
- Couldn't remember or quote from essays they wrote minutes before
- Felt less ownership of their work
- Performed worse across all measures after 4 months
- ChatGPT users showed the WEAKEST brain connectivity patterns
- Couldn't remember or quote from essays they wrote minutes before
- Felt less ownership of their work
- Performed worse across all measures after 4 months