@ijustine HomeView makes me think personal agents will take root in everyday life. Families can share a device while keeping memories and permissions personal. Hardware could be both an entry point and a natural way to pay for AI.
@Canoopsy HomeView makes me think personal agents will take root in everyday life. Families can share a device while keeping memories and permissions personal. Hardware could be both an entry point and a natural way to pay for AI.
@johnternus I like it!HomeView makes me think personal agents will take root in everyday life. Families can share a device while keeping memories and permissions personal. Hardware could be both an entry point and a natural way to pay for AI.
@gregjoz HomeView makes me think personal agents will take root in everyday life. Families can share a device while keeping memories and permissions personal. Hardware could be both an entry point and a natural way to pay for AI.
@neilcybart HomeView makes me think personal agents will take root in everyday life. Families can share a device while keeping memories and permissions personal. Hardware could be both an entry point and a natural way to pay for AI.
1. A Personal Agent should help you do things before it does things for you.
2. Shared devices don't have to mean shared identities.
3. An AI agent can't truly represent you if its business model depends on monetizing your attention.
4. The hardest problem in building Personal Agents might not be intelligence, but understanding how ordinary people actually live.