T he F uture ’ s on Y our D esktop AI TOOLS THAT WORK WHILE YOU DO
AI also handles any task asynchronously, so you can set it and forget it while working on other aspects of a project.
DeskSense brings ChatGPT power into your browser tabs. Accessible via a Chrome extension, web app, and Android mobile app, this tool helps you streamline your work and tackle various tasks without switching between applications. BIG PROMISES LEAD TO BIG QUESTIONS. As you might expect, Manus AI and DeskSense aren’t the only AI assistants available. Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI are just a few major companies that have created other AI agents capable of handling similar tasks. As these tools become more common, they raise concerns about privacy and security. Another concern is the erosion of human skills and job displacement due to an overreliance on AI.
A few decades ago, TV shows and science fiction stories portrayed our time as a future with flying cars and robot assistants. But here we are in 2025, cars still don’t fly, coffee doesn’t pour itself, and most of us are stuck handling our household chores. We may not be in the world of “The Jetsons” yet, but technological developments like artificial intelligence (AI) remind us that the future is undoubtedly here. MEET YOUR DIGITAL TASKMASTERS. AI personal assistants are one recent development with huge potential to help with everyday life. Tools like Manus AI and DeskSense can simplify various tasks. Need help scanning a dense article, writing an email, or generating formulas for a spreadsheet? These tools have you covered. Manus AI is a supercharged browser assistant that can process data. The tool understands text, images, and code and can be integrated to work alongside web browsers and information management systems. Manus
These concerns underscore the importance of cautious development, but we cannot deny AI’s potential to save time and make our work and personal lives easier. And while AI might not do the dishes, it may help us regain some time to enjoy more of life beyond the screen.
IS MOM JUST FORGETFUL OR LEGALLY UNFIT?
W hen C onservatorship M ight B e the A nswer
In recent years, the idea of conservatorships has become more well known among the general public. News stories about Britney Spears and Michael Oher have brought more awareness to this concept while providing ample confusion to those unfamiliar with it. These stories shine a bad light on conservatorships, as we only see how other people can put themselves in a position of power over others and gain control over their fame, money, and future. However, most conservatorships in our country do not go down this dark path. Instead, they help everyone involved. A conservatorship is a process the court uses to give someone the legal authority to make decisions on behalf of another regarding their finances, personal care, or estate management. Conservatorships are usually between two adults and require specific circumstances to implement one. If you think your mom is simply getting older and making some poor decisions with her money, you might not be able to become her conservator
cerebral palsy. In most cases, these individuals can still manage some aspects of their lives independently and won’t need as much supervision as someone in a general conservatorship. GENERAL CONSERVATORSHIP General conservatorships come into play when someone is unable to manage their finances or health due to a mental impairment caused by an illness or injury. This could be someone who experienced a coma, had a stroke and has difficulty expressing their thoughts and wishes, or has a neurological disease like Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s. By becoming the conservator for a loved one, you agree to take on essential duties to make their life easier, such as making decisions about their education or health care, accessing their confidential records, and changing their legal rights when needed. Taking on the role of a conservator is a big responsibility. Call our office today if you have any questions or want to explore this concept further.
unless there is documented medical proof that she has diminished mental capacity.
Most conservatorships will fall into two categories: limited and general.
LIMITED CONSERVATORSHIP This type of conservatorship is often used for individuals who have had a developmental disability since they were a minor. It could be beneficial for those with autism, epilepsy, or
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