> swerving is more likely to make you lose control

Even if you're not a panicky human but a optimally regulated control system?

I also live in EU. In Sweden. Most places don't even have parking meters anymore. You're just expected to use your phone.

And cashless is the default.

> creating tight permission scopes is tedious work

I have a feeling this kind of boundary configuration is the bread and butter of the current AI software landscape.

Once we figure out how to make this tedious work easier a lot of new use cases will get unlocked.

Why isn't users of openclaw "just" giving it its own identity? Give it its own mailbox, calendar and other accounts. Like an assistant.

Sure it takes away part of the point but only the part that is completely unhinged.

I agree but I also think that authenticity is one quality that such a tool could offer that other things in the attention economy cannot.

Addictive things are addictive. But people are also capable, given the right circumstances, to go and "touch grass". People are capable of making choices that are good for them. Especially if we make those choices easy enough.

I often scroll too much but I also go into nature and meet irl humans. And it's not close to an insurmountable choice.