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Agency decay refers to the gradual erosion of human autonomy and decision-making power in the context of increasing reliance on artificial intelligence. As AI systems become more integrated into daily life and organizational structures, there is a risk that individuals may begin to defer their judgment and critical thinking to these technologies. This shift can lead to a diminished sense of personal responsibility and a lack of engagement in decision-making processes.
To combat agency decay, it is essential to foster an environment that emphasizes Awareness, Appreciation, Acceptance, and Accountability. By cultivating awareness of the capabilities and limitations of AI, individuals can better appreciate the role these technologies play in their lives. Acceptance of AI as a tool rather than a replacement for human judgment is crucial. Lastly, promoting accountability ensures that individuals remain active participants in decision-making, maintaining their agency even in an increasingly automated world. By implementing these principles, we can harness the benefits of AI while safeguarding human agency.
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