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These sources provide a comprehensive look at the *risks and governance of Artificial Intelligence**, focusing heavily on its ethical and societal implications. One primary concern highlighted is the potential for **cognitive offloading**, where over-reliance on AI diminishes human critical thinking skills, a topic explored through research and survey design. Conversely, other sources emphasize the need for **global AI governance frameworks**, such as the ASEAN Guide and the UN System White Paper, which stress principles like transparency, accountability, and risk-based human involvement to responsibly deploy AI. Finally, the texts mention AI's **practical applications* for societal benefit, such as improving productivity, helping low-capability workers, and even aiding in the fight against financial crimes like greenwashing, while also addressing macro risks like job displacement and the technology’s large environmental footprint.