AI Agents Are Being Deployed Before Anyone Agrees on What They're Allowed to Do
Enterprise AI agents are running in production workflows right now, with no shared standard for what they can touch, decide, or undo.
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Enterprise AI agents are running in production workflows right now, with no shared standard for what they can touch, decide, or undo.
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Apple and Google both bet that frictionless micro-apps would change how we interact with software. They were wrong, and it's instructive.
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Multi-device wireless chargers have been a mess of compromises for years. Anker's MagGo 3-in-1 finally isn't.
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Apple keeps adding pro features to iPadOS without committing to what the iPad actually is. That ambiguity has a cost.
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Every major AI lab is racing to release autonomous agents, and the benchmarks used to judge them are already obsolete.
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Chrome and Edge now do things that used to require native apps. The OS underneath is becoming a formality.
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Two years in, Apple's Journal app remains a curiosity rather than a tool - polished on the surface, hollow underneath.
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Samsung finally built a watch that doesn't apologize for itself. It's just a shame about the software.
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Every major AI lab is racing to deploy autonomous agents. The gap between what they can do and what we can verify is growing fast.
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Electron apps were supposed to be a stopgap. Instead, they quietly became the new normal - and the browser won by default.
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Anker makes the most reliable charging hardware in the budget tier. So why does the MagGo software experience feel like a first draft?
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