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AI Tools May Speed Work Now, but Researchers Warn of Skill Loss
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By חיים בלוי
First reported by N12 · Jun 23, 2026
What happened
A new review in Nature warns that heavy use of AI may improve short-term performance while eroding professional skills over time. Studies cited include a 21% post-AI drop in colonoscopy detection rates and lower comprehension scores among software engineers who used an AI assistant.
- 01Nature review warns AI may weaken independent work over time.
- 02U.S. survey found 70% of nurses and 77% of doctors fear skill loss.
- 03Doctors’ cancer detection fell about 21% after AI-assisted colonoscopies.
- 04Anthropic found AI-using programmers scored 50% versus 67% without AI.
- 05Researchers call for balance, not abandoning AI use.
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