KI-Briefing: Eigenständige KI-Assistenten in Plüschoptik
Meta und OpenAI wollen, dass KI unseren kompletten Alltag steuert. Dafür sollen wir ihnen Einkaufslisten und Terminpläne anvertrauen. Das ist problematisch. Die wichtigsten KI-News der Woche.
In a brief moment of time for readers, two tech industry leaders, Mark Zuckerberg and Sam Altman, have unveiled artificial intelligence (AI) assistants named Muse and Dots respectively. Both AI assistants are designed to manage our daily lives and are presented in whimsical plastic design. Despite this, I remain skeptical of both.
The reason for this skepticism lies in the OpenClaw open project, which demonstrated at the beginning of the year that new AI systems can independently complete entire work processes. Meta and OpenAI are now translating this concept into products for the mass market. The reason for this is that by connecting as much of our digital lives as possible with these systems, they can do a lot of useful things for us, such as sorting emails, booking travel, and processing purchases.
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