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I think your last paragraph contrasts and slightly contradicts itself but I agree with the failure part. If we consider a real-life PA performing tasks on our p
by razodactyl 3y ago
I think your last paragraph contrasts and slightly contradicts itself but I agree with the failure part. If we consider a real-life PA performing tasks on our phone for us the question can be asked if it makes much sense or if it would be an interesting novelty.
Basic functionality has always been the key winner with this tech. Calling, setting reminders etc. nothing too complex.
- modeless 3y agoI just think the new LLM-based agents are in a different category. I don't see them as a continuation of the Siri/Alexa/etc lineage. I do think a human personal assistant who had unlimited access to my data and could perform any task my phone or desktop could do would be exceedingly useful, even if the only interaction possibility was voice. And I think that AI agents will approach that level of usefulness within a decade or two.