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PAUSE: A Privacy-Preserving Self-Reflection Tool for AI-Associated Cognitive Offloading
Cognitive offloading is the use of external aids, such as notes, calculators, or search engines, to reduce mental effort. Large language models (LLMs) extend this to thinking itself, and by AI-associated cognitive offloading, I mean the pattern where a person routinely substitutes LLM output for the
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