Interactivity, not autonomy, will define the most iconic agentic products
_AustinCalvert_ · x · 2026-10-22
IgorZIJ argues that interactivity — not autonomy — will define the most iconic agentic products. Autonomy and agent swarms matter, but once something is fully autonomous, its internals (processes, threads, memory, disk ops, in the old-computer analogy) get abstracted away: you only care about what's on the screen, and the screen shows only what you care about. Austin Calvert amplified the take.
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