Hello Miranda, this was a fantastic, wild, and possibly terrifying read. There are many black mirror premises I can think of from the article you wrote but I guess the number one thing I am concerned with would be security. If you are letting AI organize things on your behalf, aren't you also giving them the ability to choose for you? Also, in order for Alexa, or whatever your AI is called, to speak on your behalf, or on someone's behalf, you are going to have to feed it a ton of information, some of which will undoubtedly be personal. How do we secure that data? In the example of health professionals, you often times need to give your social security number when checking into a doctor for the first time, and I don't need to tell you how bad it would be for that to fall into the wrong hands. I agree that I see us heading that direction, to be clear, just a lot of precautions will have to be made first.