Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP): Agentic Checkout Breaks The N×N Bottleneck And Retires “Add To Cart”

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Watch or Listen on YouTube Universal Commerce Protocol: UCP Agentic Checkout Breaks The N×N Bottleneck Introduction The web can do anything, except the last 3 percent. You can research a product inside a chat, compare options, even negotiate tradeoffs, then buying it still means getting kicked out into tabs, carts, and forms like it’s 2009. … Read more

The 45% Trap In Multi Agent Systems: Why More AI Agents Often Mean Worse Performance

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Watch or Listen on YouTube The 45% Trap: Why Multi-Agent Systems Are Failing (New Google/MIT Study) 1. Introduction: Is The “More Agents” Heuristic Dead? Somewhere along the way, we absorbed a comforting myth: if an AI agent struggles, just add friends. It sounds reasonable. Humans form teams, teams tackle bigger problems, so surely Multi Agent … Read more

Text to CAD vs. VideoCAD: Why MIT’s VideoCAD Won’t Replace Engineers (Yet)

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Watch or Listen on YouTube Text to CAD vs VideoCAD: Why MIT’s VideoCAD Won’t Replace Engineers Yet 1. Introduction There is a specific kind of existential dread currently floating around social media an news. It usually starts with a screenshot of a bridge designed by an LLM that defies physics, followed by a comments section … Read more

Google Antigravity: Is This Agent First IDE The Cursor Killer We Have Been Waiting For?

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Watch or Listen on YouTube Google Antigravity: Is This Agent First IDE The Cursor Killer We Have Been Waiting For Introduction The AI code editor wars just escalated. For the last two years we have been nudging chatbots that live inside VS Code, wiring plugins, and copy pasting code between browser and terminal. Then Google … Read more