> Maybe they just didn’t see it.

They sell it as a concept with every single one of their showcases. They saw it.

> Or maybe they saw it and decided the risk wasn’t worth it.

They sell it as a concept with every single one of their showcases. They wanted to actually be selling it.

The reason is simple.

They failed, like all others. They couldn't sandbox it. They could have done a ghetto form of internal MCP where the AI can ONLY access emails. Or ONLY access pages in a browser when a user presses a button. And so on. But every time they tried, they never managed to sandbox it, and the agent would come out of the gates. Like everyone else did.

Including OpenClaw.

But Apple has a reputation. OpenClaw is an hyped up shitposter. OpenClaw will trailblaze and make the cool thing until it stops causing horrible failures. They will have the molts escape the buckets and ruin the computer of the tech savvy early adopters, until that fateful day when the bucket is sealed.

Then Apple will steal that bucket.

They always do.

I'm not a 40 year old whippersnapper anymore. My options were never those two.