Marissa Mayer launched Dazzle, a photo-based AI personal assistant, on September 30, 2026. The assistant learns from a camera roll, offers full, select, or no photo access, discards sensitive photos immediately, and uses multiple models with humans in the loop for complicated tasks. The discussion has moved to how its agents operate: Dazzle gives them their own accounts so they never transact on a user's credit card. Mayer has since shown the assistant writing three bullet points about her daughter for a school assignment, and coverage has widened to the gender imbalance among AI lab co-founders, with two of OpenAI's 11 co-founders and one of Anthropic's seven being women. Privacy, agent credentials, and whether the assistant market is winner-take-all remain…