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"People-centric" differs from "human-in-the-loop": the latter emphasizes people taking on a supervisory or error-correcting role in the process, whereas people-centric focuses more on whether technology truly understands and serves the long-term interests of specific individuals.
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10/23/2026
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Sam Altman: Why Life's Biggest Advice Should Still Come from Humans
youtubeMatthew Berman10/23/2026
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