It seems to me like they need to massively improve Homekit adoption first into far more different types of devices. That's when Siri becomes useful to me personally.
I want to at least be able to say "Hey Siri, I'm heading home now", and my heating turns on so it's warm when I get back, my lights turn on 2 minutes before I arrive, any robot cleaning to have finished, oven turns on 5 minutes before I arrive so it's ready to have something thrown in it, my indoor plants are automatically watered so they don't die etc. etc.
Or how about "By the way, it's your best friend's daughter's 18th birthday in 10 days time, would you like me to find some options?"
Start with removing chores and friction from my life. If I had a human personal assistant that's what they'd be doing.
So yes the geniuses early retiring problem is a thing, but there could be a way of managing this IF the government wasn't useless - secure phantom options.
The idea would be that you wouldn't own the actual shares but a fully legal option that you can cash out at a fixed age and would be legally protected from bankruptcy etc.
So the idea would be you could cash out say up to £1m (enough to buy a property) before the age of 30, another £1m before the age of 40, another £5m at 50, and then all of it at 60.
You'd have skilled people remain in the workforce for longer but wouldn't overstay into their pensioner years.
I want to at least be able to say "Hey Siri, I'm heading home now", and my heating turns on so it's warm when I get back, my lights turn on 2 minutes before I arrive, any robot cleaning to have finished, oven turns on 5 minutes before I arrive so it's ready to have something thrown in it, my indoor plants are automatically watered so they don't die etc. etc.
Or how about "By the way, it's your best friend's daughter's 18th birthday in 10 days time, would you like me to find some options?"
Start with removing chores and friction from my life. If I had a human personal assistant that's what they'd be doing.