Luke Wroblewski: agents that learn 'normal', monitor for anomalies and self-fix will define future AI products
LukeW · x · 2026-11-12
Luke Wroblewski observes an emerging product pattern: teach agents what normal/good looks like, let them monitor for deviations and fix them — noting this applies far beyond coding, and 'many AI products will have this shape going forward.'
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