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Delegating Knowledge: Belief in AI Sufficiency and its Consequences for How People Process Information
Generative AI produces information on demand, raising the question of why one would ever learn something that a chatbot can always retrieve. In this paper, we introduce Belief in AI Sufficiency (BAS): the belief that acquiring and retaining knowledge is less valuable because AI can provide it when n
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