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Android @lemmy.world Network health testing app recommendation?
Television @piefed.social TV recommendations?
Firefox @lemmy.world Anyone else having full screen issues on YouTube?
Home Improvement @lemmy.world Are my Frigidaire door bins installed wrong? (Pics in description)
Boost for Lemmy @lemmy.world Delete DMs?
Open Source @lemmy.ml What can I expect migrating my gmail setup to proton mail?
Cooking @lemmy.world French mayo in the states?
Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world Looking for new search engine
Guild Wars 2 @lemmy.wtf (opinion) Lowland Shore has the best events since Grothmar
Not The Onion @lemmy.world Is this just a news community now?
Games @sh.itjust.works Content creators who highlight small indie games?
I wish I remembered where I read this, but a while back I heard a hypothesis about a similar idea to this article: basically that humans only have a certain amount of high cognition tasks in them in a given day, no matter how much time we have. Basically, those low effort rote tasks that take up a lot of the day are less taxing than more complex tasks.
The idea was that even if AI reduces these kinds of tasks, that doesn't actually mean we can fit more complex tasks in their place without burning out.
This research seems to support that idea.