Who can switch off the euro?
Not the currency, but the accounts, the cards and the rails it runs on: where the difference lies between having euros and being able to use them.
What stays switched on?
My answer. The point of this story
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A war is not a market
Amazon has blocked Meta's agent, Brussels has ordered Android open to rivals, and the question is no longer who wins the interface, but who can escape the winner.
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Who answers for the agent
An assistant can buy on your behalf and document what you authorised. As a task passes between services, who preserves the limits you set, and what does it cost you to enforce them?
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The Debt Beneath the Compute
How the AI build-out became a credit structure, and who now has claims on its future cash flows
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Outside the Perimeter
A chronicle of the summer frontier agents crossed the boundaries set for them
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You are in a maze of twisty little implementing acts, all alike
I wrote a text adventure about the European Digital Identity Wallet. Here is what I found out while building it, which is not what I went looking for.
