The Traps of AI Agents. Trap one, like OpenClaw, you find this thing very powerful, and then you want to make it even more powerful, but as a result, you fall into a trap. You use them to build all kinds of complex workflows to accelerate your work, but in the end, you realize you're just building tools and not creating truly valuable things. Trap two, cognitive outsourcing. Because current Agents are so powerful, many of our tasks and thoughts can be delegated to AI agents. This is cognitive outsourcing. When some key cognitive processes are outsourced, your brain will disconnect from that process. Over time, people may lose their ability to think, which is very frightening. This is also why I personally believe that in the AI era, humans could be replaced by machines, and to some extent, even enslaved by AI. Humans must not relinquish control over critical decisions and thinking. Therefore, a point that host Peter Yang emphasizes is very important: keep humans involved throughout the entire AI cycle because the human brain and taste are irreplaceable. As for specific methods, Peter Steinberger says you need to explore and make mistakes yourself because this field changes too quickly, and nothing is fixed. In summary, my view of AI is that it is a lever and amplifier—built upon your existing advantages, such as systemic thinking, architectural skills, aesthetic taste, or intuition. It amplifies these qualities. Large language models can almost replace all human language functions, but we must not let AI replace our genuine thinking or wisdom.