Willer: as AI speeds up findings, humans need room to process them
RobbWiller · x · 2026-10-24
Wrapping up his thread, Robb Willer expects new findings and insights to arrive faster than ever as AI accelerates research. He argues we should preserve space for humans to process it all together—sharing work and freely exchanging imperfect, incomplete, not-yet-testable ideas—consistent with his broader case that speculative writing shouldn't be squeezed out by AI-optimized pipelines.
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