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 Once you've started a task, it checks in with you when that item should be completed (based on its estimate, which could be informed by previous information re: how long it took to finish some task).
 
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 **User:** Hey, here's what I need to do today...
 
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 computer.clock.schedule(reminder_time, "Ask the user if they've finished making coffee.")
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-(5 minutes passes)
+_... 5 minutes passes ..._
 
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 **Computer:** "Ask the user if they've finished making coffee."
 
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 # Doctor
 
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 It could do RAG over [Medline Plus](https://medlineplus.gov/) to give me grounded information. It could use [Moondream](https://github.com/vikhyat/moondream) locally.
 
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 # Wikipedia in the middle of nowhere
 
 RAG over Wikipedia, updates every day (if it's connected to the internet, otherwise updates next time it's connected to the internet).
 
 I imagine building a windmill with it— walking through the steps, it might have access to some schematics? And could help me calculate anything I need to calculate / work with the materials I have access to.
 
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 # Toys
 
 The ultimate build-a-bear— you press its paw and you can learn anything from this. Always speaks very simply.
 
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 # Chief of staff
 
 Interacts with my computer(s) or interpreter(s) to retrieve information / get something done.