The browser does have all of our data. It’s our window to brain of humanity. Our neural connection if you will. There is a reason why Google wants to dominate i

The browser does have all of our data. It’s our window to brain of humanity. Our neural connection if you will. There is a reason why Google wants to dominate it - you can’t judge quality of search results without knowing how much engagement users have with a site. That data is key and a precious piece of each user many are clamoring for. A tool for thought would only work if the algorithm for it is controllable by the user, not a shadow entity people have no control over. Facebook has been an example of a stuart of our browser - deciding what is suggested, puppeteering all content. You can package your data and plug GPT 4 into it on each future keystroke, but an important question to answer is why? Will this tool be an agent of the user or a wind blowing them in whatever direction the writers decide.