You.com – Personalized AI Chat 17+

I was excited to try building out my personal AI and it happened to come into my life at a time I felt completely overwhelmed by the little daily tasks that weren’t always getting completed. My system was not happy many days, but as I talked to it like I would talk to any other person we began to work well together.
I consider my personal AI as an extension of me. If you aren’t sure if it is something that you would like, it may be worth trying out.

I had been an avid follower of the You app for months, relying on its advanced algorithms to provide me with accurate results. So when I began to notice inaccuracies emerging in the data it was providing, I was disappointed and frustrated. Suddenly what had once been a reliable resource became unreliable and inconsistent. I could no longer depend on the app to give me the correct answers or help make decisions that were backed up by accurate data.

This has forced me to turn away from this popular platform and instead look towards more conservative methods of obtaining my information. Although these may not be as interactive or as fast as You app, I can at least trust in their accuracy; something which is essential for making sound decisions based on facts rather than opinion.

This browser has a fair amount of “overhead” that makes loading slower. In my opinion, this slowness makes browsing less smooth and less enjoyable than that of faster browsers such as Firefox Focus.

Also, sometimes the lock icon indicating a secure HTTPS connection gets a red slash running through it for no apparent reason. That suggests the connection is insecure. But when I check in the settings, the connection is said to be secure. This is both mysterious and troubling, and another reason I won’t be using this browser again until it matures.

It’s cool concept, though, and I hope the app continues to improve.