The Stanford Marshmallow Experiment revealed that children's ability to delay gratification strongly predicted their future success. Today, this concept applies to how we interact with artificial intelligence (AI). Individuals face a choice: leverage AI as a tool to enhance their skills or succumb to complacency by allowing it to do the work for them. This ongoing choice mirrors the original experiment, where those who exercise restraint could achieve more significant accomplishments over time, leading to a divide in success based on how AI is utilized.
Just like in the original marshmallow experiment, the way we choose to interact with AI will shape our future success.
The internet democratized information, but not everyone took advantage of it, leading to unequal progress.
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