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Would you use an AI assistant that remembered everything about your work, even if that meant giving it access to years of your files and conversations?

The appeal is obvious: less repetition, better context, and more personalized help. But there's a difference between an assistant that knows your preferences and one that has access to your entire digital life. Where would you draw the boundary?

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  1. 2026-10-09 00:09 · r/artificial
    Would you use an AI assistant that remembered everything about your work, even if that meant giving it access to years of your files and conversations?

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