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There's nothing wrong with an "agentic OS" if it's built on top of a regular good OS. There's everything wrong when "agentic" means that the regular bread-and-

by cyberax 8mo ago

There's nothing wrong with an "agentic OS" if it's built on top of a regular good OS. There's everything wrong when "agentic" means that the regular bread-and-butter functionality of the OS becomes unusable.

chokolad 8mo ago
> There's everything wrong when "agentic" means that the regular bread-and-butter functionality of the OS becomes unusable Can you provide an example of agentic functionality in Windows making regular bread-and-butter functionality become unusable?
- cyberax 8mo ago
  Copilot in Notepad.