AI is powerful — but like any tool, it comes with both upsides and downsides. Knowing where AI shines and where it stumbles helps you use it wisely.

✅ The Benefits

• Saves Time: AI automates repetitive tasks, like sorting spam or scheduling appointments.
• Convenience: From voice assistants to smart thermostats, it makes everyday life smoother.
• Personalization: Netflix suggests shows you’ll actually like, and Spotify builds custom playlists.
• Security: Banks and email providers use AI to detect fraud or phishing attempts.

⚠️ The Risks

• Misinformation: AI can be confidently wrong — making up “facts” or giving misleading answers.
• Over-Reliance: Depending on AI too much can reduce your problem-solving skills.
• Privacy Concerns: AI services often collect and analyze your data.
• Bias & Errors: AI reflects the data it’s trained on, which can lead to unfair or inaccurate results.

📰 Recent Concerns: “AI Psychosis”

 Lately you may have seen headlines about people spending too much time with AI companions, leading to unhealthy attachments or even delusional thinking. While these cases are rare, they highlight why AI should be a helper, not a replacement for human connection. 

Bottom Line

 AI works best when you understand both sides. Enjoy the convenience and efficiency — but stay alert to its limits.Think of AI as a smart assistant, not an infallible expert.

👉 Tomorrow we’ll wrap up AI Week with How to Use AI Wisely (Without Losing Control).