What happens when AI becomes the default mediator of human communication?
PierceLilholt · x · 2026-07-22
What happens when AI becomes the default mediator of human communication?
The post raises a broader AGI-era question: if AI increasingly sits between people as translator, editor, scheduler, or conversational proxy, how does that reshape trust, nuance, and human relationships? It is a concise prompt rather than a factual announcement, but it points to a real debate about AI’s social role.
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