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I wear a Nuro ring, an Apple Watch, and sometimes a headband that scans my brainwaves. My body is broadcasting. My home is not listening. My ring knows I slept poorly. My thermostat does not care. My headband knows when I am focused and when I am drifting. My environment does nothing with that information. The gap between what your body knows and what your environment does with it is widening every year. The sensors improve. The coordination does not.

IoT

How IoT went from a Coke machine at Carnegie Mellon to the most expensive unsolved problem in AI. The coordination gap that plagued connected devices for three decades never closed. Now agentic AI is hitting the same wall at higher speed and higher cost. This is the history of a problem that finally found its moment.