ryolu's AI Engineer Shanghai talk: when AI can make anything, do we know what we want?
ryolu_ · x · 2026-11-05
At AI Engineer Shanghai, ryolu explored the question "when we can make anything, do we still know what we want?" Her core argument: tools should help people find their own answers, not skip the process of forming them—what we need is not just more output, but more room to think, care, and make together.
The quoting post calls the talk a refreshing standout at the conference, with a recording to be shared soon.
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