@Frank van Bokhorst Frank, I really appreciate you laying this out so clearly. 🙏 These concerns are real, and a lot of people are feeling them, even if they’re not always saying them out loud. I think where I slightly differ is this that those steps aren’t an inevitable path they’re a warning sign of what happens if humans switch off their responsibility. AI doesn’t decide to dominate. People decide how it’s integrated, where it’s used, and what we outsource to it. You’re absolutely right to call out the risks around dependence and loss of critical thinking that’s exactly why this conversation matters now, not later. If we sleepwalk into it, the outcome won’t be good. For me, the goal isn’t blind adoption or blind resistance. It’s conscious use. Using AI as a support, not a crutch. As a tool that frees humans to think better, not think less. And making sure people stay in the loop, not out of it. If we lose learning, curiosity, and responsibility that’s not an AI failure. That’s a human one. This is exactly why we need these discussions in the open. 👊

@Frank van Bokhorst You’re right to raise that, Frank and I don’t think you’re wrong to be uneasy about it. AI building AI does change the dynamic, especially when incentives are driven by power, speed, and competition rather than wisdom. History does show us that when capability outpaces responsibility, things tend to go wrong usually not because of the tool itself, but because of who controls it and why. Where I still hold the line is this, history repeating itself isn’t a law of nature it’s a failure of awareness. That’s why I keep coming back to this being a human governance problem, not just a technical one. If we treat AI development as purely a race, then yes, we’ll repeat the same patterns we always have. If we treat it as something that needs constraint, humility, and shared oversight, the outcome can be different. None of that is guaranteed. And pretending the risk isn’t real helps no one. But I also don’t think the answer is resignation or inevitability. It’s exactly conversations like this pressure, debate, disagreement happening before things are fully out of our hands. If we stop questioning direction now, then history will repeat itself. If we keep questioning it loudly and early, we at least give ourselves a chance not to. That’s why I’m glad you’re speaking about this 🤝🔥

@Andrew Battiste and thank you bro 🤝

@Robert Leonardo thanks bro, wish you every success too and will be in touch if ever needed. 🤝

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