Ex-Meta engineer: ubiquitous agents will get as pushy as windshield-washing beggars
MikePFrank · x · 2026-10-04
Mike Frank predicts that once humanoid robots are ubiquitous, overly aggressive agents will intrude beyond device notifications into the physical world. He compares the daily experience to a rando rushing up to clean your windshield at every red light — a known urban nuisance, but as a cyber-physical constant.
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