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That could maybe be gradually introduced like that story about the frog which doesn't feel the water getting warm. What put people off is having it knowing ever
by aflag 4y ago
That could maybe be gradually introduced like that story about the frog which doesn't feel the water getting warm. What put people off is having it knowing everything up ahead through inference on data you were not even aware you had shared.
Instead, you could go easy, by first suggestint the user to set up your assistant by linking it to amazon, deliveroo/uber eats/etc, facebook, and verbally sharing information as it asks. Then, over time, it could spread its inference further and further and you won't be sure or not if you already shared that information or not, but you will just assume you did, as you share everything anyway. For people who are not so open, it could stick to inferring less and being less useful.
- Workaccount2 4y agoI would want a company where I pay them for their assistant, knowing that everything it holds is not shared with anyone and completely under my control. The issue is of course, like paying for youtube, is consumers will wonder why they would want to pay for an assistant.
- rubyfan 4y agoThe market for something you pay for is small. The market for free things is seemingly never ending.