For the past decade, we have witnessed radical advancements in technical development in computational design and digital fabrication following the ever-shifting computational paradigm. Presented by the breakthrough of machine learning in AI and the foreseeable impact of quantum computing, the speed of this shift has been exponential, which our humanity has never experienced before. While the architecture industry has been embracing these technological advancements, the role of humans has often been neglected in the discussion on computation and automation. Ironically, subsequent developments in technology (such as AI and AR) have opened up a myriad of possibilities for a closer relationship between humans, computers, and machines, requiring multiple fields and industries to rethink the role of humans in the production chain.