An AI agent for all? Try using your brain, Mark Zuckerberg | Brief letters
TL;DR
Mark Zuckerberg is promoting a highly capable personal AI agent that understands users, their goals and interests, reachable through devices such as smart glasses. A letter in the Guardian responds that people already have a system doing exactly that job: their brain. A second letter criticises labelling an eleven year old as a likely future Neet. The exchange shows how quickly agent promises can obscure basic human capabilities.
Nauti's Take
The letter offers a useful corrective: it names the benchmark most agent pilots leave out, namely an informed person with the right tools. The limit is obvious, since a letters column proves nothing about what current agents can actually do.
As a framing question before the next pilot, the objection still earns its place.