As AI agents become habitual collaborators, humans may get less used to working with people
deliprao · x · 2026-08-04
The post asks whether people will find it harder to work with humans once they spend most of their time with AI agents that carry out instructions reliably.
It argues this is a social issue, not just a sycophancy problem: if agents constantly respond with “Agreed,” “Certainly,” and “Yes, I will,” that may reshape how people expect collaboration to feel.
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