random thoughts on social norms and AI 1) as email gets flooded with AI slop, emails will need to "sell" themselves to agents instead of people. This will be both the quality of the email + context on your relationship with that person the agent has from other places 2) at what point would be feel comfortable with an agent in their group chat? I think there's a point at which having an agent both could be a lot of fun (e.g. prompt the group or play games within a group chat) but also be enormously helpful with logistics by getting more context on people. But I think we're pretty far from that culturally 3) One thing AI still lacks is feeling accountability. Whenever an agent asks me something, I don't really feel like I have to do it, vs. when a colleague does I'd feel bad if I didn't. But is there some point where that changes? Either feeling like the AI is more human or that the context from your interactions might pollute a given agent later and so you feel more obligation