You’ll create one because the network demands it. Your boss’s twin runs check-ins. Your mentor’s twin handles office hours. Being the only human responding feels archaic. When every interaction becomes optional, showing up means something. No more guilt dinners. No more networking theater. Physical presence becomes signal, not noise.
Sharing a receipt or a physical recommendation has always been a choice — a liturgy of exchange. The value of recommender systems was never just efficiency; it was the surprise and personalness of curation as a gift. When AI twins handle interactions by default, that deliberate act of sharing disappears.
