Beyond amnesiac savants: The race to build personalised AI assistants

It starts small. A slight catch in your voice, a word you stumble over, a quickening of your breath. On their own, these are easy to miss. But together, they could be the precursor to something worse: the spiral of an anxiety attack.

Now imagine an assistant that catches those signals before you do. It hears the strain in your tone, registers the shift in your heart rate from your wearable, recalls that sleepless night, and remembers what happened the last time this strange brew came together. Quietly, it nudges you: take a break, breathe, step outside.