I was thinking how the OneDrive/Google drive cloud storage offers can be easily emulated by LLM + S3 compatible storage.
You can write a 10 lines skill file that basically says "when I ask you to upload a file, use this API key to upload it to the best suited path on my bucket"
What's changed since then is AI can handle that shit for you. As a nerd, sure, I can scp to a Linux server, but with AI I just need to give it control of my computer and it can deal with the details. Meta's Muse is amazing as a product, despite some teething issues.
There's already been multiple stories of AI deleting the code and the production database and the backups, but people are still YOLO-ing despite that. So you're right and it's not gonna stop people.
I think the concept is cool, but I tried clicking on stuff I'm familiar with, and I don't get the circles thing.
For example, the French communist party (PCF) has Jacques Chirac in its first circle. He has briefly been in this party, but he mostly remembered as right-wing.
Also the Fiorentina football club, should have its hall of fame striker Gabriel Batistuta in its first circle -he has a statue- while he appears in the outer circle.
It uses Wikidata statements count, it is a metric of general notability.
It is not possible to have for 300k+ orgs the entities circles ordered by importance for the specific organization.
The feature is you can double click on Jacques Chirac and observe its connections to orgs like "the republicans", " rally for republic" and so on. The fun is in exploring graphs. You can also click investigate for a brief bio synthesis,
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