The term "Artificial Intelligence" sparks debate over whether intelligence can truly be manufactured or if it remains an inherently human trait. As AI systems penetrate fields like education—where some nations have reduced language studies in favor of instant translation—and healthcare, where automated advice often replaces clinical diagnosis, concerns regarding the erosion of human cognitive abilities grow. Drawing lessons from the complex challenges and criminal activities previously spawned by social media, Algeria is now fostering AI development within its universities with a focus on human oversight. The ultimate goal is to ensure that technology acts as a support for the human intellect rather than a substitute that renders natural cognition obsolete.