First, robots and artificial intelligence are improving their intelligence through continuous data learning and algorithmic improvements. In particular, advancements in machine learning and deep learning technologies are rapidly enhancing robots' abilities to solve complex problems, recognize patterns, and predict. While robots excel at logical and objective judgment, free from emotions and subjectivity, humans can experience cognitive decline due to variables such as emotions, stress, and environmental influences.

Second, the expression "humans becoming dumber" does not simply refer to a decline in intelligence, but rather to the weakening of certain cognitive functions, such as thinking, concentration, and memory, caused by excessive reliance on digital devices. 

Thanks to the convenience of information technology like smartphones and the internet, humans have become accustomed to instant access to information, but they are also increasingly challenged in deep thinking and self-directed problem solving.

Third, this trend suggests that the complementary roles of humans and robots, and the way we utilize artificial intelligence, can lead to very positive developments. Humans complement robots' technical capabilities with creativity, emotion, and ethical judgment, while robots specialize in repetitive and complex calculations and data processing, creating synergy when they collaborate.

Ultimately, the key is for humans to view robots not as mere competitors, but as partners in collaboration and mutual complementarity, focusing on developing their own unique strengths and cognitive abilities. 

This is an era where efforts to preserve human wisdom and autonomy are becoming increasingly important amidst technological advancements.

Robots Are Getting Smarter, Humans Are Getting Dumber