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It's funny that when you offload the work to agents they still find away to monopolise each other's time with meetings.
They were trained on human patterns and behaviour - soon they will self organise into a scrum and spawn a scrum master.
On a serious note I think that this fact is not understood by many.
There is no such thing as common sense without shared assumptions. So if those shared assumptions are incorrect or not given at all the output of the models will be nonsensical. In order to truly act human there is a need to experience humanity from the first person.
This is why I think technology will get more and more invasive. Meta glasses now, personal agent devices later and neural implants after that with data sharing enabled.