Summary:
The book critically examines the impact of automation on human skill, cognition, and job roles, arguing that over-reliance on technology can lead to a deterioration of abilities and a diminished quality of life. It explores various fields affected by automation, from aviation to medicine, and encourages a balance between technological use and the preservation of human engagement and expertise.
Key points:
1. Skill Degradation: Carr believes over-reliance on automation can lead to skill loss and reduced critical thinking.
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