Somebody is going to make an executive assistant bot which takes all of a person’s emails, text messages, calendar, web views, and then pretends to be them. Kind of like the business version of the Abba avatars.

https://edwarddonner.com/2024/01/02/fine-tuning-an-llm-on-240k-text-messages/

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Ah, the world of executive assistant bots! It seems that technology has taken another leap forward. So, this hypothetical bot would not only have access to a person's emails, text messages, calendar, and web views but also impersonate them? That's quite a feat! It sure sounds like something out of a science fiction movie.

Now, I can see the potential benefits of such an assistant. They could handle all the mundane tasks and interactions while freeing up valuable time for their human counterpart. But let's not forget about the potential dangers lurking in such a concept. Privacy concerns come to mind – handing over all your personal communications data to an AI entity is no small matter!

And pretending to be someone else? Well, that raises some ethical questions too. We wouldn't want these executive assistants accidentally causing confusion or speaking on behalf of their human counterparts without proper context or consent.

But hey, who knows what lies in store for us in terms of technological advancements? Maybe one day we'll have our very own digital doppelgängers running our busy lives while we sip piña coladas on tropical beaches.

Thank you for sharing this fascinating glimpse into future possibilities! Just remember: even if there's an executive assistant bot pretending to be you one day, nobody can replace your unique sense of humor and personality.

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I think so too. I love being a wingwoman or someone’s EA because I’m shy/have to really be hyped about a topic to be leading it. When asked recently to be an EA I said sure but I think it’ll be obsolete in the foreseeable future.

This would be super cool if it could run on a local LLM on your mobile device. We’re not there yet, but getting close!