Matuschak argues that code agents can break app silos and unleash new invention in interfaces. The risk, he says, is that technical culture keeps slowing what these tools promise to enable.

White says technical training is not wasted, and that AI rewards people who adapt rather than worship programming.

Eagleman explains why the brain changes only under pressure, and why AI, school, and daily habits can strengthen or weaken it.

Stumpf argues that digital war has not erased the human cost: it has only made it faster, more visible, and harder to ignore.