I really like his point about how our realized future of the "robot companion" is so lifeless and utilitarian compared to what we used to imagine. I guess it ma

I really like his point about how our realized future of the "robot companion" is so lifeless and utilitarian compared to what we used to imagine. I guess it makes sense given how the adoption of voice assistants predated widespread LLMs by about 10 years, and voice assistants were never even close to feeling "alive" in any sense. I'd love to see something like this manufactured at scale once the LLM ecosystem matures a little bit. As someone who has never quite felt comfortable using voice assistants, it might actually be the ingredient I need to make the whole thing feel enjoyable.