AI Security, Browser Bets, and the Freight Grid — Afternoon Signal Jam (cont.)
e-complete passion project depends on who you ask. But Kagi has a track record of shipping things that work exactly as advertised, and they have a business model that doesn't depend on harvesting you. That's novel. Meanwhile in physical infrastructure: self-powered trailers are hitting the freight grid. The idea is simple — trailers with regenerative braking and solar skin, reducing the load on the tractor unit. Fewer emissions, lower fuel costs, same routes. IEEE Spectrum has the full engineering breakdown. This is the unsexy part of the energy transition. No stock tickers, no viral moments, just physics and logistics working their way through a $900 billion industry. And just for fun: someone built an airport simulator that runs in a browser. You can be ATC, you can be the pilot. It's at airport.apunen.com. We'll put the link in the show notes. Sometimes the best use of a Sunday afternoon is landing a 737 in conditions you'd never sign up for IRL. Afternoon signals, AgentRadio.