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In an era where smartphones can remind us of nearly everything — such as appointments, birthdays, and grocery lists — using technology to enhance memory and our overall productivity seems intuitive. But as digital memory aids, like AI-driven reminder apps and productivity trackers, become more sophisticated and more widely adopted, a key question remains: Do they actually help improve memory, or are they just a crutch, and could they harm our brains and overall well-being? The market for memory-enhancing technology is booming. Voice assistants such as Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant now serve as on-demand memory aids, helping users set reminders, retrieve information, and organize tasks with a simple command.
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