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    Meta’s Muse reportedly handles Tesla calls, shopping and contact cleanup

    One user says Muse called five Tesla locations at once and found a Model YL to view. Another says it bought school portraits and organized them in Google Drive.

    Alexandr WangAW
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    Ravid Shwartz ZivRS
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    Alex Heath describes Meta’s Muse as a personal AI agent with its own virtual machine—a software-based computer. In discussing his Sources podcast interview, Heath says Mark Zuckerberg is confident Muse will pay for itself by making people money.

    User accounts highlight everyday tasks. One user says Muse called five Tesla locations simultaneously and found a Model YL to view. The same user separately reported receiving an email confirming a free replacement table part was on the way after asking Muse to arrange it. Others say the agent bought and organized school portraits or cleaned up and removed duplicates from more than a decade of iCloud and Gmail contacts.

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    21 Sources

    Jeff Weinstein@jeff_weinstein[@muse + @link] for being in Vogue, so to speak https://www.vogue.com/article/metas-new-ai-agent-can-shop-for-you26d
    Alexandr Wang@alexandr_wanguse muse to run your business!26d
    Claire Zhou@claireszhouI’ve been a Vogue reader since I was a little girl. It’s so exciting to see their feature on @Muse. As someone who loves fashion & tech, it makes me really happy that AI can unlock access for everyday people to personal styling / shopping!! Full article from @voguemagazine: https://www.vogue.com/article/metas-new-ai-agent-can-shop-for-you26d
    Tanmai Gopal@tanmaigoI love this vision. AI is fundamentally a b2b product. The only way to make it b2c is to make every C, a B. Also, in more important news, this might finally be Zuckerberg’s first non creepy idea.26d
    Matt Schlicht@MattPRDIf you do digital marketing for you business, do this to change your life: 1. Sign up for http://muse.ai 2. Tell your muse a list of all the marketing software you use and then say “I need you to set up custom connectors so that you can manage all of these apps for me. Walk me through it when you need my help.” 3. Your muse will be able to run all of your marketing. Don’t login to 5 websites. Just talk to your muse. You’re a manager now. A muse manager. Go for a walk and touch grass while your marketing is done by your cute little AI friend who lives inside their own computer and wants to make your life better.26d
    Kingsley Uyi Idehen@kidehen"If everyone has a strong personal agent, more people can start small businesses without raising a lot of capital. He expects a more entrepreneurial economy and more jobs over time, not fewer." -- @finkd Why Should You Care? Zuck is signaling a new era in which GDP is increasingly driven by millions of small companies rather than a handful of behemoths — courtesy of AI Agents. AI Agents (like @muse, @bot, and Buzz [when it stabilizes]) dramatically reduce the cost of turning expertise, ideas, and passion into viable businesses. For decades, software complexity favored companies with capital. GUI-based SaaS applications are expensive to build, integrate, operate, learn, and maintain. Then came the connector maze required to make all those application silos work together. AI Agents change that equation. Natural language moves to the apex of the UI/UX stack, allowing Agents to translate human intent into operations against open protocols loosely coupled with Data Spaces (databases, knowledge bases, filesystems, and APIs). That means less money spent building elaborate GUIs, training people to operate them, connecting application silos, and manually coordinating work between systems. Unfortunately, the old cost structure was beginning to seep into AI itself through increasingly expensive models. That's why "Good Enough AI," open models, Edge AI, open standards, and loosely coupled architecture matter. Reduce the cost of software, integration, and coordination, and suddenly a small company can wield capabilities that once required substantially more people and capital. That's a very different economic landscape.23d
    Yohei@yoheinakajimagood job zuck, muse is almost my third most used agent tool23d
    Remkus de Vries@remkusdevriesGood lawd, is there anything sweeter than connecting your favorite AI to your WordPress site and just bulk change all the things from a prompt?23d
    Ravid Shwartz Ziv@ziv_ravidI'm a bit late to the party, and I really don't want to sound like the Ant/OAI researchers claiming their new models solved all the world's problems (till the next version), but Muse is an awesome personal assistant! @alexandr_wang23d
    Harj Taggar@harjtaggarComputer use is what matters most for a great consumer agent experience and it’s what Muse really nailed. Meta has crushed companies in the past with distribution over product but this time they actually built the best product.22d

    21 Sources

    Jeff Weinstein@jeff_weinstein[@muse + @link] for being in Vogue, so to speak https://www.vogue.com/article/metas-new-ai-agent-can-shop-for-you26d
    Alexandr Wang@alexandr_wanguse muse to run your business!26d
    Claire Zhou@claireszhouI’ve been a Vogue reader since I was a little girl. It’s so exciting to see their feature on @Muse. As someone who loves fashion & tech, it makes me really happy that AI can unlock access for everyday people to personal styling / shopping!! Full article from @voguemagazine: https://www.vogue.com/article/metas-new-ai-agent-can-shop-for-you26d
    Tanmai Gopal@tanmaigoI love this vision. AI is fundamentally a b2b product. The only way to make it b2c is to make every C, a B. Also, in more important news, this might finally be Zuckerberg’s first non creepy idea.26d
    Matt Schlicht@MattPRDIf you do digital marketing for you business, do this to change your life: 1. Sign up for http://muse.ai 2. Tell your muse a list of all the marketing software you use and then say “I need you to set up custom connectors so that you can manage all of these apps for me. Walk me through it when you need my help.” 3. Your muse will be able to run all of your marketing. Don’t login to 5 websites. Just talk to your muse. You’re a manager now. A muse manager. Go for a walk and touch grass while your marketing is done by your cute little AI friend who lives inside their own computer and wants to make your life better.26d
    Kingsley Uyi Idehen@kidehen"If everyone has a strong personal agent, more people can start small businesses without raising a lot of capital. He expects a more entrepreneurial economy and more jobs over time, not fewer." -- @finkd Why Should You Care? Zuck is signaling a new era in which GDP is increasingly driven by millions of small companies rather than a handful of behemoths — courtesy of AI Agents. AI Agents (like @muse, @bot, and Buzz [when it stabilizes]) dramatically reduce the cost of turning expertise, ideas, and passion into viable businesses. For decades, software complexity favored companies with capital. GUI-based SaaS applications are expensive to build, integrate, operate, learn, and maintain. Then came the connector maze required to make all those application silos work together. AI Agents change that equation. Natural language moves to the apex of the UI/UX stack, allowing Agents to translate human intent into operations against open protocols loosely coupled with Data Spaces (databases, knowledge bases, filesystems, and APIs). That means less money spent building elaborate GUIs, training people to operate them, connecting application silos, and manually coordinating work between systems. Unfortunately, the old cost structure was beginning to seep into AI itself through increasingly expensive models. That's why "Good Enough AI," open models, Edge AI, open standards, and loosely coupled architecture matter. Reduce the cost of software, integration, and coordination, and suddenly a small company can wield capabilities that once required substantially more people and capital. That's a very different economic landscape.23d
    Yohei@yoheinakajimagood job zuck, muse is almost my third most used agent tool23d
    Remkus de Vries@remkusdevriesGood lawd, is there anything sweeter than connecting your favorite AI to your WordPress site and just bulk change all the things from a prompt?23d
    Ravid Shwartz Ziv@ziv_ravidI'm a bit late to the party, and I really don't want to sound like the Ant/OAI researchers claiming their new models solved all the world's problems (till the next version), but Muse is an awesome personal assistant! @alexandr_wang23d
    Harj Taggar@harjtaggarComputer use is what matters most for a great consumer agent experience and it’s what Muse really nailed. Meta has crushed companies in the past with distribution over product but this time they actually built the best product.22d