Jakarta, July 14 -- Have you ever paused to wonder whether the human brain is gradually becoming less capable because our growing reliance on artificial intelligence?

In an era where algorithms draft corporate memos, analyze medical data and even suggest what we should eat for dinner, the line between human judgement and automated assistance is blurring faster than ever.

Almost every day, people in Indonesia are introduced to the staggering capabilities of AI: from helping diagnose diseases, accelerating scientific research to improving industrial efficiency, and producing creative works in seconds.

Yet, beneath this wave of technological euphoria, a sobering realization is taking hold: the fear that our collective obsession has grown ...