Cerebras co-founder and CEO Andrew Feldman predicts personal AI assistants could become common in homes, combining on-device operation with online services.
He also expects them to know users well and potentially make purchases using their credit cards.
The article explores this forecast and the security boundary Feldman says these assistants would need.
According to Feldman, the assistants will know their users very well and will have a protected security perimeter around them. They will also be able to access credit cards and make purchases on behalf of users. He believes they will have a significant positive impact on people's lives.
As examples of advances in consumer digital assistants, Feldman cited Meta's Muse and Instinct, a startup valued at $10 billion.
Feldman said he uses a collection of digital assistants himself. He uses them to check his calendar and gather information about the people he's going to be on calls with.
More than automating tasks that were previously done manually, he is interested in the new possibilities that artificial intelligence can create. He said he leaves it to other founders to develop ideas for consumer applications. He prefers to build platforms on which their ideas can be based.
The vision of artificial intelligence devices in every home is attractive to Cerebras, a company that makes chips.
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