EPISODE · Jun 4, 2026 · 2 MIN
When AI Makes You Faster and Worse
from The ELECTE Review · host ELECTE
A 2025 study found that people who used AI to write essays were 60% faster — but showed a 32% drop in cognitive engagement, and 83% couldn't recall a passage they'd just written. For a business, that's not an academic curiosity. It's an operational signal.This episode breaks down what happens when teams hand their thinking to AI: which skills atrophy first, why "plausible" output gets mistaken for "reliable," and how to tell the difference between AI that sharpens judgment and AI that quietly replaces it. With concrete failure cases from retail forecasting and financial compliance, plus a practical framework for designing workflows that keep human judgment in the loop.The takeaway for SMEs: the advantage isn't automating the most steps. It's knowing which steps a machine should never own.ELECTE is an AI-powered data analytics platform for European SMEs — turning raw data into clear, verifiable, actionable insight. Learn more at electe.netNew episodes regularly. Subscribe wherever you listen.Written and hosted by Fabio Lauria.
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A 2025 study found that people who used AI to write essays were 60% faster — but showed a 32% drop in cognitive engagement, and 83% couldn't recall a passage they'd just written. For a business, that's not an academic curiosity. It's an operational signal. This episode breaks down what happens when teams hand their thinking to AI: which skills atrophy first, why "plausible" output gets mistaken for "reliable," and how to tell the difference between AI that sharpens judgment and AI that quietl...
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