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Meta launches Muse personal AI agent

A user challenges Meta's reported “world’s first” pitch for Muse, saying they've already been using Grok Bot for tasks involving a real computer, a browser and connected tools.

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A user says Meta has launched Muse and is calling it “the world’s first personal AI agent built for everyone.” They describe Muse as getting its own secure computer, opening a browser, booking things, sending emails and continuing to work after the app closes. Drawing on their own experience with Grok Bot, the user argues that Meta is copying an existing idea rather than inventing a new category.

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Teslaconomics@TeslaconomicsMeta just launched Muse. And they’re calling it “the world’s first personal AI agent built for everyone.” An AI that actually does things… It gets its own secure computer, opens a browser, books things, sends emails, and keeps working even after you close the app. But doesn’t this sound familiar?! Bc I’ve basically been living this way with Grok Bot… I also give it work, it uses a real computer, it handles the browser, it connects to my tools, and it gets things done. Then Meta shows up with Muse and suddenly it’s being presented like they discovered the personal AI agent. This is Mark Zuckerberg’s greatest talent. He does NOT invent new categories. He’s the king at copying them, scaling them, and putting them in front of billions of people. Just to name some examples… Snapchat proved Stories, then Meta copied Stories. TikTok proved short-form vertical video, then Meta built Reels. 𝕏 proved the public text feed, then Meta launched Threads. Now AI agents are becoming the next huge computing platform… and here comes Muse. It’s the same playbook. 1/ Let someone else prove the idea. 2/ Build Meta’s version. 3/ Plug it into a massive distribution network. 4/ Market it like something completely new. Don’t get it twisted, Muse is a copy of Grok Bot… you almost have to respect how consistent Zuckerberg is at copying.20d
TechCrunch@TechCrunchMeta says Muse was built from scratch, but acknowledges the AI assistant was "heavily inspired" by OpenClaw — down to some of its workspace filenames and content. https://spr.ly/6011BGd7YF19d
Techmeme@TechmemeNat Friedman says Meta built Muse "from scratch" but was "heavily inspired" by OpenClaw, as users compare the two, including calling Muse "OpenClaw for normies" (@sarahpereztc / TechCrunch) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context!)19d
The Verge@vergeMeta’s new tool is very cute — and heavily inspired by its open-source predecessor. https://www.theverge.com/report/1000180/muse-openclaw-instinct-lookalike17d
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    Teslaconomics@TeslaconomicsMeta just launched Muse. And they’re calling it “the world’s first personal AI agent built for everyone.” An AI that actually does things… It gets its own secure computer, opens a browser, books things, sends emails, and keeps working even after you close the app. But doesn’t this sound familiar?! Bc I’ve basically been living this way with Grok Bot… I also give it work, it uses a real computer, it handles the browser, it connects to my tools, and it gets things done. Then Meta shows up with Muse and suddenly it’s being presented like they discovered the personal AI agent. This is Mark Zuckerberg’s greatest talent. He does NOT invent new categories. He’s the king at copying them, scaling them, and putting them in front of billions of people. Just to name some examples… Snapchat proved Stories, then Meta copied Stories. TikTok proved short-form vertical video, then Meta built Reels. 𝕏 proved the public text feed, then Meta launched Threads. Now AI agents are becoming the next huge computing platform… and here comes Muse. It’s the same playbook. 1/ Let someone else prove the idea. 2/ Build Meta’s version. 3/ Plug it into a massive distribution network. 4/ Market it like something completely new. Don’t get it twisted, Muse is a copy of Grok Bot… you almost have to respect how consistent Zuckerberg is at copying.20d
    TechCrunch@TechCrunchMeta says Muse was built from scratch, but acknowledges the AI assistant was "heavily inspired" by OpenClaw — down to some of its workspace filenames and content. https://spr.ly/6011BGd7YF19d
    Techmeme@TechmemeNat Friedman says Meta built Muse "from scratch" but was "heavily inspired" by OpenClaw, as users compare the two, including calling Muse "OpenClaw for normies" (@sarahpereztc / TechCrunch) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context!)19d
    The Verge@vergeMeta’s new tool is very cute — and heavily inspired by its open-source predecessor. https://www.theverge.com/report/1000180/muse-openclaw-instinct-lookalike17d
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