The Daily AI Show The Next Wave of AI Agents Is Here
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Mar 12, 2026 A lively discussion about AI moving from chat to always-on agents that run workflows and keep local memory. They compare managed vs DIY agent setups, cost and portability headaches, and enterprise security and legal risks. The conversation also covers conversational Maps updates, visual explanations for science and math, voice-based outbound support, and designing websites for agent use.
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Local Memory Enables Agent Portability
- CLAW-style agents keep persistent local memory as files on your machine, enabling portability between hosted and local variants.
- That file-based context lets you move from MyClaw to Perplexity Computer by granting access to the same files.
Update Security And Contracts Before Deploying Agents
- Treat current IT and security models as incompatible with agent workflows and proactively update data access, permissions, and vendor contracts.
- Build AI-specific clauses, least-privilege controls, and legal reviews before connecting agents to sensitive systems.
Grammarly Expert Review Sparked Legal Backlash
- Grammarly rolled out Expert Review that used living writers' identities and public sources, causing backlash and an attempted class-action.
- Grammarly disabled the feature and offered opt-outs after authors objected to having their names and styles mimicked.