Allie K. Miller

Okay, number one, microtasker.

That's like the make a meal plan for these 20 people that are going out to dinner.

Two people are gluten-free.

One person only likes ham, whatever.

And you're going to be able to very quickly do that.

That might also be the flight search example.

Number two is as a real-time companion.

Okay, what does that mean?

You can just pull up these systems and be in a live video chat.

And so as an example... Why would you want to do that?

I went to a board game bar and my friend and I had 45 minutes and I could have spent 20 of those 45 minutes evaluating every single game that existed and we'd only have 25 minutes to play.

Instead, I opened up video mode and I am just scanning through and I go, we have two people, 45 minutes.

I want an easy game.

I want to have fun.

Tell me which one.

It's scary good at picking up on like,

locations, especially if you're in something recognizable.

If you're in the middle of nowhere and you're using Google because it has Google Maps tapped in, it might be pretty good.

In general, I wouldn't trust it for being honest.

I would just open up Waze or Google Maps or something.