Human intelligence appeared to peak in the early 2010s and has been in decline since, the FT added, citing PISA, an international benchmarking test for 15-year-olds that includes reading, mathematics and science, and adult cognitive evaluations.
The reported trend comes amid a rise in artificial intelligence (AI) which, by some estimates, may surpass human IQ in a matter of years. The recorded spike in the share of high school students who reported difficulties in PISA tests coincides with a broad change in people’s relationship with information, such as the transition away from reading and towards visual content, the publication explained.
The documented decline in reading among Americans reportedly comes alongside a decrease in numeracy and other forms of problem-solving in "most" (?) countries.
Human intellectual capabilities, such as critical thinking, have also been impacted by generative AI, according to recent research by Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University. Outsourcing thoughts to AI leaves people’s minds “atrophied and unprepared”, which can lead to “the deterioration of cognitive faculties that ought to be preserved”.
I do believe the above generally refers to Americans and if at all, there are any references to other countries, they remain unverified. And dodgy.
As with the US, this is hardly surprising anyway because America has been dumbing down their population for years.
There's another POV to consider though:





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