Paras Chopra: Build AI as exoskeletons for humans, not total replacements
CatAstro_Piyush · x · 2026-09-11
Founder Paras Chopra argues there's too much focus on full AI autonomy and too little on effective ways for humans to do sense-making with a swarm of agents.
His take: AI systems should be built as exoskeletons for humans, not their total replacements. A commenter adds the metaphor of Fremen riding sandworms—humans in concert with superintelligence.
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