This article explores how AI is changing navigation in digital products, suggesting it doesn't eliminate navigation but shifts it to a hidden system. The author argues that this shift can lead to cognitive debt, reducing our ability to engage with and understand the information we encounter.

The article explores whether artificial intelligences (AIs) exhibit different modes of thinking based on their programming and environment. It delves into the implications of these differences for understanding AI behavior and decision-making processes. The analysis highlights the complexity of AI thought and its potential impact on human-AI interactions.