@VraserX: We’re getting so close to a completely new interface for digital devices. No more digging through apps, menus, tabs and…
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A tweet envisions a future where digital devices are controlled by talking to AI agents, replacing app-based navigation.
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We’re getting so close to a completely new interface for digital devices.
No more digging through apps, menus, tabs and settings.
You just talk to agents and they do the thing.
Book it, build it, edit it, schedule it, fix it.
What’s the first thing you’d delegate? https://t.co/IHTuBDTQLn
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