> It’s introducing a proprietary networked high latency chaos agent into the critical path. Well (and amusingly) said. The same (or at least a very similar) pr

> It’s introducing a proprietary networked high latency chaos agent into the critical path. Well (and amusingly) said. The same (or at least a very similar) problem exists at the other end of the pipeline, i.e., whenever a user has to use a natural-language interface to get software to do something they want. Are we really going to tell our AI assistants to take complex actions on our behalf in the real world, and then just sit back? Are we really going to do this when money is involved?