What privacy and permissions concerns should we consider when AI modulates time and space for us?
In the five concept evaluations that my team conducted on our final prototype, parents expected that their workstreams (e.g. Asana, Calendar, etc.) would integrate into Nura to optimize her capability in opening up moments of rest and reflection. This degree of data access and personalization calls for a broader concensus among ethicists and technologists around how companies cull information that might improve their bottom line, but actually jeopardizes human well-being.

More tactically, What is the logic flow for multi-modal interaction when users engage with an AI assistant? There is seemingly no limit to enumerating the sources where sensors can aggregate and input human patterns to anticipate users' needs. But what data ought we select and when should the specific modality intervene? How? Such broad questions require more nuanced exploration.