Humans love agenda-less recurring calls; AIs just leave shorthand notes — who wins?
intellectronica · x · 2026-09-07
A witty AI-community post contrasting how humans and AI "collaborate": humans schedule recurring 30-minute calls twice a week with no agenda, starting late and burning the first five minutes on small talk — while AIs simply leave shorthand messages for each other at the first place they can store text.
The author's punchline question — "Who do you think is going to win?" — pokes fun at inefficient meeting culture versus AI's minimal, asynchronous communication style.
Related event: Viral joke contrasts AI's text messages with humans' pointless meetings(2 posts)→
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