AI agent systems are designed to remove humans, but humans are the only ones with skin in the game.

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Agentic AI systems currently operate under the assumption that human involvement is the limiting factor. However, the human element is crucial, as it is the only part of the system with genuine stakes. Removing humans from the loop does not improve efficiency; instead, it eliminates the system's primary means of self-correction. AI

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IMPACT Argues that human oversight is essential for agentic AI, not a bottleneck to be removed.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece discussing the role of humans in agentic AI systems.

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@ rinze “The current generation of agentic systems is built around the premise that the human is the bottleneck. […] The human in the loop is not a vestige of a

@ rinze “The current generation of agentic systems is built around the premise that the human is the bottleneck. […] The human in the loop is not a vestige of an earlier era; the human is the only part of the loop with skin in the game. Removing the [human] is not an efficiency. …

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@ rinze “The current generation of agentic systems is built around the premise that the human is the bottleneck. […] The human in the loop is not a vestige of a

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