What human thinking should remain when machines take over part of the work
pixlpa · x · 2026-07-24
The post asks a broad AGI-era question: if machines can take over part of our thinking, how should humans retrain their minds to focus only on the parts of thought work that have not been delegated?
It is a reflective, philosophical prompt rather than a product or technical claim, aimed at how human cognition changes when AI becomes a thinking partner.
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