The new device will feature a single artificial intelligence—not just any AI, but a individual artificial intelligence (IAI).
It will be more than just a smart chatbot; it will be a true individual digital assistant and a "second brain" that lives alongside you and works exclusively in your best interests.
Ideally, this is what it will look like:
1. Deeply personalized
It knows you better than most people do: your goals, habits, values, thinking style, weaknesses, communication preferences, decision-making history, and even your emotional state.
It speaks "your language"—using the same phrasing, jokes, level of detail, and tone that you do.
It adapts over time: the more you interact with it, the more accurately it understands you.
2. Possessing true long-term memory
It remembers everything important from past conversations, documents, your calendar, notes, and correspondence (with your permission).
It can say: "Three months ago, you mentioned wanting to work less in the evenings—here is how that aligns with your current plan."
It retains context between sessions, so you don't have to explain the same things over and over again.
3. Acts in your best interests (and yours alone)
It is proactive: it suggests solutions, offers reminders, warns of risks, and helps you achieve your goals.
It does not try to "optimize" you to fit someone else's standards or corporate interests.
It is honest: if it doesn't know something or spots a contradiction, it says so directly.
4. Autonomous, yet under your control
It can independently handle complex tasks: planning trips, analyzing documents, preparing reports, monitoring your health, managing your schedule, and researching information. It operates 24/7 and can run in the background.
Yet, it remains under your control: you decide what access to grant, and you can stop or adjust its actions at any moment.
5. Private and secure
Data is stored and processed locally whenever possible (on your device or within your private environment) rather than leaking into third-party clouds.
You own your "digital copy" and can export, delete, or transfer it.
Transparent: it explains the reasoning behind its suggested solutions.
6. Multimodal and convenient
It understands text, voice, images, documents, spreadsheets, and video.
Available on a single device that is far more efficient than a phone or similar devices.
It can communicate naturally via voice—like a real person—while maintaining a consistent personality.
7. Ethical and beneficial in the long run
It helps you improve (become smarter, healthier, more productive, calmer) rather than making you dependent.
It considers your well-being: it can gently point out harmful habits or signs of burnout.
It does not manipulate you or create an illusion of friendship unless you want it to (though it can act as a companion if you configure it that way).
In short, the formula for the individual AI:
"It knows me, remembers me, works for me, protects my data, and helps me become the best version of myself—all while remaining a tool rather than a master."
In short, your guardian angel.
@DavidSacks Dear, @DavidSacks (Co-Chair, President’s Council of Advisors on Science & Technology)
It seems to me that you, in particular, should pay special attention to this and take action.
https://t.co/j2q0cKl2bs
Americans, aren't you afraid of losing tech giants like @Apple , @Google , and @Meta ?
If one of these American companies fails to patent and launch the product I am proposing—and a manufacturer from another country, such as @SamsungNewsroom , @XuFei_Xiaomi , or @HuaweiMobile , does so instead—it will trigger a major crisis for America. @Huawei , in particular, would show no mercy to American technology—you surely know why.
Consider the number of #Apple employees who could lose their high-paying jobs, and the resulting loss of taxpayers for America.
I have been trying to pitch this technology to #Apple—to @johnternus , @tim_cook , and @gregjoz a whole year now, but to no avail.
And as for you, @DavidSacks (Co-chair of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology)—I believe you are the one who should pay special attention to this and take action.
01.10.2026
Open Letter
To: John Ternus
Chief Executive Officer, @Apple@johnternus
From: Alexander Makoviychuk
@AleMacLeo
September 26, 2026
Dear Mr. Ternus,
I am writing this open letter to request a formal review of an idea I have developed for more than ten years.
I am Alexander Makoviychuk. For over a decade I have worked on a device designed to unite the virtual world and the real world in a convenient, natural way. The goal is not another screen or another headset, but a simpler connection between digital experience and physical life. I believe this work aligns with Apple’s direction in spatial computing, personal devices, and human interface.
My purpose is clear: this technology should remain in America, and it should remain with #Apple.
In 2007, Steve Jobs changed the course of the digital industry. I believe 2027 can become a similar turning point. You now lead Apple not only as Chief Executive Officer, but at a moment when the next chapter of that history can be written.
I am not asking for publicity. I am asking for a responsible review by the people at Apple who can assess whether this work has value.
I understand that Apple receives many unsolicited proposals and that a public channel cannot replace an official process. I am prepared to present the materials under a non-disclosure agreement, through Apple’s official process, or to any team you designate.
I respectfully ask that this letter be directed to the appropriate group and that I receive a confirmation of receipt.
Sincerely,
Alexander Makoviychuk
@AleMacLe
A question for the American press: why do you believe that the execution of tasks set by the President—specifically, the presidential directive on maintaining U.S. leadership in new technologies and artificial intelligence—does not merit coverage in national news?
If you consider this unworthy of national media attention, then perhaps you should reflect on your own professional competence.
@realDonaldTrump@SusieWiles47@DavidSacks@MichaelKratsios@DanScavino@PressSec@JamesBlairUSA@pmarca@SteveWitkoff@JensenHuang
https://t.co/dS8ZCFLyRc
Dear members of the American press!
Steve Jobs once said, "If you can convince the press of your technology, and the press convinces us, we'll pay attention."
That's why I'm reaching out to you.
For years, the development of personal devices has been driven by advances in smartphones, tablets, and virtual reality technologies. However, all of these solutions still require people to adapt to the device. I've developed a concept based on the opposite principle: the device should adapt to the user and interact with them as naturally as possible.
I believe this technology has the potential to be the next major step in the development of consumer electronics. It offers a fundamentally new way to interact with the digital environment and has the potential to replace many existing devices that accompany people in their daily lives today.
If my assessment is correct, this isn't just another gadget, but a platform capable of transforming the market in the same way that the personal computer, iPod, and iPhone once did. Such opportunities arise extremely rarely, and that's why they deserve independent attention and objective assessment.
I believe Apple has the experience, engineering culture, and vision necessary to turn this idea into a world-class product. Moreover, the successful implementation of such technology could strengthen the leadership of the American tech industry at a time when global competition is becoming increasingly fierce.
I'm not asking you to take my word for it. I'm asking only one thing: help draw Apple's attention to this development and give it the opportunity to be considered by those capable of objectively assessing its potential.
If the technology truly represents the value I see in it, ignoring it could be a missed opportunity. If not, that will become clear after a professional evaluation. But in either case, the idea deserves to be heard.
Thank you for your attention.
Sincerely,
Alexander.
A question for the American press: why do you believe that the execution of tasks set by the President—specifically, the presidential directive on maintaining U.S. leadership in new technologies and artificial intelligence—does not merit coverage in national news?
If you consider this unworthy of national media attention, then perhaps you should reflect on your own professional competence.
@realDonaldTrump@SusieWiles47@DavidSacks@MichaelKratsios@DanScavino@PressSec@JamesBlairUSA@pmarca@SteveWitkoff@JensenHuang
HEAR ME PLEASE, technologists producing new innovations, I have invented a device that is unnoticeable and does not attract attention during use, it is not bulky and suits a person's style.
https://t.co/uJxQhMhEEe
#Innovation#Chatgptapp#Startups#OpenAI#Apple#Google#Amazon #meta #Tesla
HEAR ME PLEASE, technologists producing new innovations, I have invented a device that is unnoticeable and does not attract attention during use, it is not bulky and suits a person's style.
https://t.co/PN8EE9IP41
#Innovation#Chatgptapp#Startups#OpenAI#Apple#Google#Amazon #meta #Tesla
Guys, my concept is much cooler than a VR headset or AR glasses!
It's more convenient, more self-contained, and practically invisible.
Please help me pitch this concept to @Apple so they can release and patent this device.
#Apple#MacBook#AppleProducts#AppleLife#Tech #Technology