Our brains are plastic. They reshape themselves based on what we do.
AI is changing how we think. Not gradually, but fundamentally and right now.
We’re becoming prompt engineers in our daily lives. We think in structured commands. We break problems into digestible chunks. We learn to ask better questions.
This isn’t a side effect. It’s the point.
The tools we use shape us. The wheel changed how we viewed distance. The clock changed how we experienced time. The internet changed how we access information.
Now AI is changing how we approach problems.
We’re learning to:
– Frame questions more precisely
– Break complex tasks into smaller pieces
– Think in terms of inputs and outputs
– Collaborate with machines
This new way of thinking isn’t just about using AI. It’s about evolving alongside it.
The most successful people won’t just use AI tools. They’ll internalize this new way of thinking. They’ll develop an AI-native mindset.
The question isn’t whether to adapt, but how quickly you’ll embrace this cognitive shift.
Your brain is already changing. Are you directing that change?
