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AI is handicapping Mankind to think critical and learn or do things by own, It's weakening the human mind capabilities as it is allowing Today not to learn or do a thing which takes effort n time; crack anything you want to just with a prompt. It's a technology weapon- a modern way to let Powerful Developed countries make other countries slave and let them buy AI products n tools from them. Harsh n bitter truth of AI which sooner or later gonna impact everybody's life.
The decline in Stack Overflow usage does not necessarily mean the end of learning, but it does reveal a profound shift in how developers seek knowledge. AI accelerates answers, but the real differentiator will remain understanding the problem, validating solutions, and knowing how to ask the right questions. Tools change; critical thinking remains indispensable.
Frederic Lhoest you're right but we're humans training the AI by giving prompts and it's getting better day by day. Our prompts helping the AI systems to perform well. Now prompts are the source.
Relying too much on AI gonna backfire job seekers only, yea once you get the job it feels good that AI gets your task done easily, but what if companies start adopting Face to face interviews? The more you rely on AI the more companies will prefer using AI over living humans.
Nejdet Çağdaş Y. honestly, this might be the most underrated reason in the entire thread. Stack Overflow had a culture problem long before it had a traffic problem. AI didn't just answer faster — it answered without making you feel stupid for asking.
Jhomara Luzuriaga exactly right. The danger isn't AI generating errors — it's developers shipping those errors without understanding why. SO forced you to read, understand, and verify. AI skips that step unless you deliberately don't let it.
Karthikkeyan Vijayan SO integrating AI is the right move. Blocking AI access to their data though — that ship may have already sailed.
Mehran Shovkati that's a fair point. AI gives you the answer. SO forced you to understand the context around it. Both have a place — but they're not doing the same job.
Zachary H. honestly, SO's toxicity problem was a slow self-inflicted wound. AI didn't kill the community — the community made it easy to leave
Tyrone Muhammad, BSDA exactly. SO was built for a time when finding the right answer required patience. AI removed that friction. The switch wasn't a betrayal — it was just inevitable.