What’s the most sensitive thing you’d actually let an AI agent handle for you?
Summary
The article discusses the growing capability of AI agents to handle personal tasks like email, calendar, and banking, and questions what users would be comfortable letting AI access or manage, highlighting privacy and adoption considerations.
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