https://i.redd.it/zh5j4bnpw4mh1.gif Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant have existed for years, but mostly became timers, music controls, and voice search. Workplace agents might have a better chance. Jobs give them recurring tasks, real context, clear outputs, and measurable consequences. But they also introduce permissions, security, office politics, and mistakes that actually matter. Do you think the first genuinely useful AI assistant will succeed at work rather than at home? What would it need to do before you considered it an assistant—not just another chatbot? Disclosure: I’m exploring this idea by building an open-source, local-first work assistant called Taskuary: https://taskuary.com/ submitted by /u/Appropriate-Path-461
Originally posted by u/Appropriate-Path-461 on r/ArtificialInteligence