When did you last solve a problem with plain old googling? Serious question about what we've offloaded
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一位Reddit用户对AI模型解决问题能力的影响提出了质疑，指出他们自己使用搜索引擎和交叉核对信息的本能有所减弱。他们强调，尽管模型提供了快速便捷的解决方案，但可能会跳过对形成更深理解至关重要的“挣扎”阶段。该用户询问其他人上次何时通过传统的谷歌搜索解决了问题，以及他们独立解决难题的能力在过去两年中是否发生了变化。
Not a doom post, an honest audit. I realized recently that I almost never open a search engine to figure something out anymore. I ask a model, and if the first answer is off I nudge it, and I get there. Fast. Convenient. And I noticed my instinct to dig, cross-check three sources, and form my own read has gotten weaker.
Two things can both be true here.
One, search genuinely got worse. For a while now the top results have been SEO sludge and ads, and letting a model retrieve and summarize with sources is often a better experience than wading through that yourself. So some of this is a rational switch, not laziness.
Two, there is a real cost that is easy to miss. When a model fills the gap instantly, you skip the part where you struggle, and the struggle was where the understanding used to form. If you notice a model is patching knowledge you should actually own, that is worth a pause.
The people I trust most on this use it as leverage for thinking, not a substitute. They still know why the answer is right. The failure mode is using it to avoid ever knowing.
So, genuine question, not a lecture: when did you last solve something the old way, and do you think your own ability to work through a hard problem unaided has changed in the last two years?