This is definitely the first step to having a true personal assistant. What OpenAI and the rest of the AI providers have to do next is come up with a secure way

This is definitely the first step to having a true personal assistant. What OpenAI and the rest of the AI providers have to do next is come up with a secure way of storing all my personal information, using it securely/privately, then convincing everyone it'll be safe for AIs to use. (Believe it or not that last part is the easiest.) By personal info, I mean my age, gender, sexual preferences, education, health data, home address, relatives and contacts, passwords, bank info and credit cards, SSN, place of work, resume, calendar, email, devices, interests, entertainment and news preferences, etc. The privacy obsessed HNers will come up with all sorts of reasons this is a really bad idea and impossible to secure from various technical perspectives. It doesn't really matter, because the majority of regular users don't think about it and all that data is out there already. To most people, the loss of privacy/security is worth the benefits, if they think about it at all.