I believe they are betting on being able to monetize things around their "Large Action Model".
Could be market for the automations, where people can for example sell "buy tickets on ticketmaster" actions.
They could also monetize all the data they have and will have training that particular model, which is very lucrative if the AI bubble continues to inflate.
Voice skill discoverability was a huge issue for Amazon's alexa, and I don't see how this is any different except it's more expensive for both hardware and processing.
I imagine they had a lawyer clear this and so there must be some convoluted argument by which they think this is fine.
However, it still makes me lose trust in Cloudflare, this is pretty clear language to me that data is not used for anything but debugging, yet here we obviously see user data being mined for analytics.
"Google Is Full of AI Dogshit" or "Search Engines Are Full of AI Dogshit" or even better "Search Engine Algorithms Expose All of Internet's recent AI Dogshit"
I have a sneaking suspicion that at some point in the distant future advertising will be banned simply because it's so associated with the tragedy of the information commons.
I write SPAs in VueJS, but even with the vue devtools available, I still find myself using console.log so that I don't have to keep drilling down into a very deep component tree every time the page reloads. Plus, the console lets me scroll back and read the history of changes, something I'd only get in the devtools if I threw every bit of local state into pinia. The devtools come in handy from time to time, but the DX is just not there yet, and I doubt it ever will be.
No word on migrating it to Squarespace for me for some reason.