If you set aside the gendering of the name, as well as the obvious ambitions to eliminate remote assistants (whose salary and conditions have already been crushed by freelancing platforms) there’s a narrow sense in which this could be an effective proposition taken up by a lot of people. But at present Mindy is producing GPT 3.5 levels of response which are pretty useless for the real world tasks I tried with the service. Watch this space though, if they get this working it could be commercially successful.
