Like hiring a remote assistant who never clocks out. It has its own computer. You hand it a job, it keeps working on it by itself, and it comes back to ask you when a decision is yours to make.
In plain words: before, you pushed it along. Now it pushes the work along.
On Sept 29, 2026, top AI bosses ate at the White House and signed a pledge to police themselves: the four checkpoints, who said what, and why it isn't law.
Why "announced on stage" and "you can use it today" are months apart: the yearly tech events, the launch ladder, and how to read the fine print.
Karpathy's four steps for making AI explain things clearly: from plainer writing to diagrams, web pages, and video. Say a few words and it's done.
MCP gives AI one standard socket to plug into apps, so it can act instead of just talk. What it can do and why you decide what gets plugged in.