Apple is tightening Mac full disk access rules as AI agents raise privacy risks, requiring more explicit user consent before broad system access.
OpenAI’s Dot AI agent can update websites, compile clips and place orders, but early testing shows security checks and limits remain.
Consumer AI is struggling to sell while enterprise demand grows, as Trump’s AI pledge, IPO caution, and startup deals reshape the market.
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