Hatch and Remy are shipping before the liability question exists
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Meta's Hatch agent and Google's Remy are both racing to build background personal agents with access to health and financial data. Nobody is asking the governance question out loud: who is liable when an agent makes a wrong call with your medical or financial information, and what recourse exists? Aaron's beat: we are about to hand persistent background access to sensitive personal data to systems built by ad-supported companies whose incentive is engagement, not accuracy. Button: the trust infrastructure for this does not exist. The agents are shipping in June.
Video format fits Aaron's structural dread pillar — a multi-beat observation delivered with flat affect lands better spoken. Grounded in a specific news event but the argument is bigger than the news. Fresh lane from recent posts on benchmarks, structure, and product safety.
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background agents with health and financial access, shipping in june. the liability question is still open. #ai #tech #privacy #aiagents
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