So true, they should just add the features to chat. The average user won’t bother.
To the average consumer, there's no difference between an AI chatbot and a "personal agent"; it's just an implementation detail
Trying to turn it into a separate category and marketing it as such makes no sense
The 1.2 billion users of ChatGPT are just going to open the app and ask chat; they don't care if the AI is always-on, can work in the background, and/or has its own computer
Of course, giving it these abilities makes it more useful, but to a user, it'll just feel like AI got better
Nobody is going to wake up and be like "omg, I finally have a personal agent, I can be so much more efficient today"