Matt Shumer: I haven't used my computer manually in weeks — I just text an AI
mattshumer_ · x · 2026-09-24
HyperWrite founder Matt Shumer says he hasn't manually used his computer in weeks, instead texting an AI agent to get things done, calling the experience "freeing." He has set it up for friends and family who love it, and predicts this interaction pattern will become "very normal, very soon."
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