We couldn't quite track you well enough before. So we're fixing that under the guise of "AI powered capabilities."
At some point I fully expect eye tracking (or attention tracking) to be common enough to be a first-class input method.
Perhaps a text box and file upload isn’t the perfect interface for every use case but it is versatile which is a huge barrier to overcome.
Nightmares are dreams as well and this is a nightmare like Windows Recall.
Technically wonderful though.
(Not going to happen)
It reminds me of Microsoft Recall in the sense that some portion of the screen is going to be continuously transmitted outside of the users control.
What happens when someone browses something very private (planning a surprise engagement. looking at medical data. planning a protest)? All that data gets slurped to google and subject to a warrant or discovery or building your advertising fingerprint.
Maybe the idea is that the data is sent to AI only when you right click, but that seems like a very thin firewall that a product manager will breach in the interests of delivering "predictive AI" via some kind of precomputed results.
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