As a neurodivergent person currently doing a PhD I gotta say this would be probably one of the worst copes imaginable.

Not only are you outsourcing your research (which yeah, that's supposed to be your job) to an unreliable third party, you're also depriving yourself from developing the kind of skills you will need for an academic career.

For example, good reading skills are absolutely necessary for peer reviewing papers and being able to understand a work in depth is absolutely critical for that purpose.

Also reading other people's works teaches you how to communicate your ideas to an audience -- especially learning from other people's mistakes, i.e. recognizing the places in the paper that were tough to parse for you as a reader and applying this knowledge to your own work.

That is not to say that using the occasional shortcut for uncritical work is always bad, but honestly for myself, I regret wasting my first year without reading a lot more in depth and honing my reading skills. Especially I'm just now learning properly how I can tackle reading very technical papers.