HIG: LuneOS Assists the User via Well Chosen Alternatives

Interacting with LuneOS is a dialog: the commands available depend on the data, the user's recent input, and the user-selected information sources. It does not use an opaque profile gleaned by monitoring users communications (sold to the highest bidder) and experimental-AI.

Consider two incoming messages (it doesn't matter whether they arrive via IM, email, Twitter, Facebook or something else) Relevance is decided by the user, not some algorithm.

Alice says "ABC is the greatest thing since sliced bread". The user swipes left to "dismiss" it.

Bob says "You should talk to Carol about XYZ at the meeting tomorrow". The user, curious, selects XYZ and swipes right to "adopt", which copies XYZ to Universal Search. The system immediately searches the local database, finding no notes, to-do items or contacts containing XYZ - but does find a post in one of the user's RSS feeds, and offers to search for XYZ at the user's go-to website using OpenSearch, or a general web crawler. (So far, the user could be offline, and no information has left the user's device.)

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