Not great to be honest. I cannot imagine how to use this idea to support or reject a decision.

Maybe as a slogan or sales pitch...

Reminds me of Fujitsu's Vision Statement: Human-centric Computing. I asked a dozen employees of that company what it meant, and not one could give a coherent answer

Idk why you're being voted down. It's a genuine design principle. Some ideas that come to mind that fit with "human first":

- offline-first

- human curation instead of algorithms (or at least transparent algorithms that are customizable)

- the user is not the account number. the account is just the mech that the user climbs into. user can have multiple mechs.

- leverage existing social fabric to provide better user experience. account recovery, etc.