Alex Komoroske argues for human-centric agentic computing
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Common Fabric CEO Alex Komoroske argues that modern technology optimizes for hollow, engagement-driven experiences and that AI can be used to build technology that serves people.
In an October 20, 2026 conversation hosted by Tim O'Reilly, he described privacy as data kept under the user's control, citing contextual integrity, the physics of bits, and the viral nature of data as reasons for that definition.
Common Fabric's consumer product is still in development and has not been released.
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AICommon Fabric CEO Alex Komoroske argues that modern tech optimizes for hollow, engagement-driven experiences and that AI offers a chance to build resonant technology that serves people. In an October 20, 2026 conversation hosted by Tim O'Reilly, he described privacy as data kept under the user's control, using contextual integrity, the physics of bits, and data's viral nature as his reasons. Common Fabric's consumer product has not yet been released.
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