What Does AI Take From Us? | Jason Azzi | TEDxJesus&Mary School Youth

Artificial intelligence is used every day to shape how people think, create and express themselves, often without a full understanding of how it works. A TEDx talk by Jason Azzi, cofounder of ReFramed and a full-time student interested in entrepreneurship, looks at this contradiction through a psychological lens. It asks why people choose to rely on AI, why some resist it, and what may be lost when parts of thinking are handed over to machines. The talk was given at an independently organized TEDx event.

• Why people rely on AI and why some resist it
• How convenience can replace effort in thinking and creating
• What may be lost when thinking is handed over to machines
• Viewed through a psychological lens

As the founder of Reframed and a full-time student passionate about entrepreneurship, this speaker explores a contradiction of the AI age: using a technology we may not fully understand to shape the way we think, create, and express ourselves. What happens when convenience begins to replace effort, or when we let artificial intelligence do the thinking for us? Through a psychological lens, this talk examines why we choose to rely on AI, why we sometimes resist it, and what we risk losing when we hand over parts of our thinking to machines. Jason Azzi — cofounder of ReFramed and a full-time student with a passion for entrepreneurship. His business ventures span from artifical intelligence, blockchain development, and contemporary fashion development. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx