The conversation WE need to have...

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Summary

The author advocates for designing AI agents that enhance human thinking and creativity without replacement, emphasizing the need to preserve problem-solving and learning in an agentic environment.

As our machines, especially our agents, become capable of doing more and more of our thinking... what should we deliberately design so that human beings continue to think, explore, decide, and grow? I'm starting to think about production for production's sake as not really the way we should go. I have settled myself on starting the conversation and building my agentic environment to help preserve my human creativity, keep me thinking and not just clicking the easy button. And I think an agentic system built around making me more capable while not replacing me, or making me the guy that just hits accept over and over is how I am moving forward. Would love to know what people are also thinking about in how they design around their LLM to preserve human capabilities like problem solving, deep learning, and resilient thinking patterns.
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