This is great! I just ordered a MacBook Neo for travel. Something like this is a great addition if I decided later I needed the capacity to use an AI agent for work I want to do that would either not work at all on the Neo or would be a crawl.
Siri: "You did ask for foods with holes in them, didn't you?"
Aside from "what I do, who I see, what I say, view, buy and where I go" is absolutely none of your (Google, Meta, etc.) business, I also might not want the government to know more about me than I explicitly give them permission to know. As someone who lives in Minneapolis, and just watched my neighbors rounded up and gunned down in the street, I have reason to fear the government knowing anything more about me than I actually give them permission to know. When Google, Meta, etc. collect all this kind of information, and then the Department of Homeland Security sends them "Administrative Subpoenas" (translation: "give us that information because we said so") and Meta then turns over that information (which just happened), yes, I have reason to not want that to happen. Asking, "what are you afraid of?" is like the cop who pulls a guy over for no obvious reason. The guy asks, "why did you pull me over, was I doing anything wrong?" and the cop answers, "I don't know, WERE you doing anything wrong?" There's a really good reason we have a Fourth Amendment to protect our privacy against unwanted intrusion.
1984 was finished in 1948, and published in 1949. “1984” came from reversing the last two digits of the year Orwell finished writing the book.
