I'm developing a service called Lauren, where I will come into your home, set up devices, and monitor your needs to create a more personalized smart home experience.

We create voice-controlled games for Alexa and Google Home, with a focus on interactive experiences that engage users.

Companies like Amazon are strategically rolling out smart devices, initially presenting them as simple smart speakers without overwhelming users with technical details.

I deliberately designed our product with attention to detail, ensuring that I am the primary user, which helps in creating a better experience.

As AI becomes more integrated into daily life, there will be a growing need to ensure that relationships with AI are healthy, emphasizing the importance of understanding user behaviors and values.

The goal is to first get people comfortable with talking to a speaker before introducing more advanced features that could control their entire home.

When founders genuinely care about their users, they create opportunities for deeper insights that wouldn't arise from casual interactions.

I believe the future of communication between humans and AI will heavily rely on natural language, and I'm particularly excited about humanoid robots that can interact with us in a human-like manner.

The ideal AI assistant will act on your behalf, adapting to your preferences and habits, creating a feedback loop for continuous improvement.