Switching personal AI agents means exposing your privacy, deepening Big Tech lock-in
oran_ge · x · 2026-09-30
orange (Guo Yu) argues that unlike coding or working agents, switching a personal agent means a major privacy exposure each time — raising the product's exclusivity and concentrating it in the hands of tech giants, pushing society toward more centralization and monopoly.
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