Robert Scoble

I came across a team that's been sitting with this question longer than most. The founder of Today AI has spent over a decade building products around one consistent obsession: how should technology help people spend their time on what actually matters? First in the era of mobile collaboration. Now in the era of AI agents. The question didn't change. The tools finally caught up. Their approach: an assistant that builds a real picture of you over time — not just your tasks, but your context, your priorities, your patterns. Morning and evening briefs built around you, not your calendar. Relevant developments surfaced before you ask. The morning brief is the thing I'd watch closely. Does it just reorganize what you already know? Or does it bring you something you didn't know you needed to see? That's the difference between a tool that remembers and one that understands. The bigger question...for everyone building in this space: how will we know when an AI has finally learned what matters to us? I'm not sure we have a good answer yet. But I think we're finally asking the right question.