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Brookings researchers Jacob Taylor and Kershlin Krishna explore a question that affects you: does AI help you think and act for yourself?
They contrast platforms that capture your conversations and limit your control with approaches that let you manage your own context.
They point to evidence that control over context can support greater independence and judgment. They also call for more research.
Context-maxxing: A path to cognitive agency with generative AI ↗Brookings Institution · Jacob Taylor & Kershlin Krishna · May 6, 2026Your history
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These are the studies linked in the Brookings passage on control over context.