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Founded by a father-son duo, Nyne gives AI agents the human context they’ve been missingBy techtost.com14 March 2026 Artificial intelligence agents are expected to soon begin making autonomous purchasing and scheduling decisions on behalf of humans. But Michael Fanous, a UC Berkeley computer science…
