Ando First Look: Slack Rival Where the Agents Have Inboxes (and Opinions)
Every team has the weird new job nobody asked for: the human who copies what the AI said into Slack. Ando’s founder calls them “meat proxies” and built a chat where agents are members instead, with inboxes, permissions, and the nerve to join conversations unsummoned. What’s verified, what’s open, who should watch.
Perplexity Comet Review: I Moved My Research Into It. My Bank Stays in Chrome.
The AI-browser graveyard filled fast; Comet is the one that lived. After months of real use: the cross-tab assistant is the killer feature nobody markets, the agent is a talented intern with no fear, and the two-browser rule is mandatory. Verdict: 4/5.
Gemini 4 Argon, Reviewed From the Outside: Big Claims, Locked Door, Real Pricing
Google announced its next flagship with record claims, published pricing, and one catch: you can’t have it. Neither can I. A review of what’s actually reviewable, the 1M output tokens, the $2/$10 pricing, the security-team-first rollout, and which claims deserve quotation marks until independent testers get in.