Curtis Yarvin proposes the "self-driving computer" where every app builds itself
ZeroStateReflex · x · 2026-10-31
Curtis Yarvin published an article, "Toward the self-driving computer," defining a self-driving computer as one that writes all of its own apps, where every app is an agent that develops itself. He likens it to self-driving cars: you can still download other people's code, just as you can drive your own self-driving car. The piece sketches a radical vision of personal computing in the agent era.
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