If you're not travelling and comfortable sitting in once place, full desktop is best (or a laptop with a desktop like setup), just get the right chair, table and monitor adjusted to keep your head lifted and back not hunched.
open weights will probably have the biggest market share for work/businesses just like linux does, in my opinion. I agree gemini probably for common life building on their existing reach via google (its pretty much on every phone), unless a better product beats them to it.
Very cool! I was thinking for strategy games where players take turns, you could put on blockchain like Bitchat does for messages (by Jack Dorsey). That would eliminate the need for a stable internet connection entirely.
What do you mean by accurate? As in what was an entered by the agent a truth account of what happened or as in someone didn't come in to modify the log that agent entered?
Can you use public-key signatures like RSA/ECDSA like TLS certificates do but for agents entering logs? So the private key remains private to agent only, not even the LLM. Also, each log entry could include the hash of the previous one before the agent signs it so any alternation in previous log signatures break the ones after it, like block chains do.
How much does it cost you to run it? I just remembered this company death.io that does this kind of thing but they do a whole package for what happens after you die.
At one point, every machine on earth is going to be its own agent, asking and answering questions and expressing concerns. Its like a good example of that, but I think the utility of it needs to be clear, by making some action a lot more convenient or even better, by solving a structural impossibility - what is it that you can do with an agent mounted in a car that you otherwise can't? That seems like a much stronger use case to me.