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    The proposed Type A–Type B adoption mismatch for personal AI assistants

    A reply calls proactive AI the breakthrough: suggesting things to nudge Type B people rather than just taking orders from Type A users.

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    One user argues that personal AI assistants appeal most to Type A people, while Type B people are the ones who actually need them. A reply agrees and argues for assistants that proactively suggest things, framing that approach as a way to push Type B users rather than wait for orders from Type A users.

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    @rsgRT @paularambles: personal ai assistants have a weird adoption problem where they appeal most to type A people, while type B people are the…20d

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    @rsgRT @paularambles: personal ai assistants have a weird adoption problem where they appeal most to type A people, while type B people are the…20d