AI agents are pushing people to collaborate with each other less — at a cost
generativist · x · 2026-10-04
generativist offers a brief but pointed observation on AI's social impact: agents are compelling people to collaborate with other people less, and that shift carries a real cost. No details are given, but it highlights a counterintuitive side effect of agent-driven workflows on human collaboration structures.
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