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This all feels like a race where the model companies try to solve doing work locally in a way that doesn't suck, before the major operating systems companies figure out AI integration into their OS that doesn't suck. It also makes me wonder why Google which has both Gemini and Android can't figure this out, and if there are lessons to draw from that.
Isn’t it good that it spins up without no way of stopping it? Why would it be a problem that we do have a way of stopping it?
Isn’t it good that it spins up without no way of stopping it? Why would it be a problem that we do have a way of stopping it?
Why are the UIs of the AI companies all broken in multiple ways?
Many people will say it’s because of the slop. I think it’s because they have no product vision. The roadmap is pretty much a random walk, which combined with the velocity of agentic coding is like digging a moat with atomic bombs.
"without no way" of stopping it?
The VM itself is for Claude Cowork which does all work within the VM sandbox. That doesn't help answer why they spin it up immediately and don't have a way to disable it though. Just the "why it exists" question.
Isn’t it good that it spins up without no way of stopping it? Why would it be a problem that we do have a way of stopping it?
I won't understand why Cowork isn't simply opt-in. It also installs a ~10GB vm bundle which you cannot remove https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1rlc71n/claude_de...
Why are the UIs of the AI companies all broken in multiple ways?
Because they're vibe-coded ultra sloppy code. And it really shows.
Isn’t it good that it spins up without no way of stopping it? Why would it be a problem that we do have a way of stopping it?