Chat GPT was the first ai product that made me pick up the phone and call people. Muse.ai is the 2nd. I was one of Chat GPTs first few users, before it was a product. It was a developer tool and research preview on a developer landing page. I used it and then immediately called a dozen friends and family to tell them about this tech and what its impact might be. I told them to have it write a poem about their hometown and they were blown away. And then, Chat GPT was released and you know what happened from there. I’ve followed AI closely the last few years and haven’t had that moment repeat until now. Using Muse.ai is the 2nd “oh this is big” moment with AI. I'm back on the phone calling people to get on board. Ok, so what made this thing so great? Why is it better than other agentic tools? -it's easy to set up. You’re spun up in ten seconds with no tech background necessary. It's built for the every day consumer, not the techies. It’s proactive and can give you ideas on how to use it. If you don't know what to use it for, just ask it. My tip here is to have it ask you 10 questions or so when you first get started so that it can get up to speed on your life. This is what I did and it worked great. -it's fast as hell. I didn’t realize how much I valued this until I experienced it. I find myself opening up Muse before GPT and others just because I know I will get an answer a few seconds faster. It’s more valuable than I could have imagined. -it's reliable and gets the things done. Other agents I experimented with had inconsistent results on delivering the tasks...especially the recurring ones. My Muse just doesn’t miss. -it's free and accessible. Meta is spinning up a computer in the cloud for everyone at enormous costs to them. Consumer is the winner here. You get a ton of free usage. I’m a daily user and I come nowhere close to maxing out the weekly budget. -it’s just fun to use. This is another thing I didn’t expect to matter. And yet, I honestly had fun customizing an avatar, naming it, and giving it certain personality traits. My agent is a Bernadoodle, you can pick whatever you like. Once you decide on the look you like you can even add the avatar as a widget on your phone for easier access. Ok, what can you use it for? what is it doing for me? -Emails me a morning market report on my investments (public and private) -On the first of every month, sends me a list of fun things happening in my town, and labels if its free or ticketed. If ticketed, it provides cost and link to buy tickets (of course, it can also just buy your tickets if you tell it to) -Check my name in unclaimed property data bases, fill out the forms, and send me the money (it found me a few thousand dollars and filled out the forms in 10 seconds and a check is now on its way) -Generate leads for X company and email me and the CEO those 3-5 leads every morning -Notifies me about estate sales and garage sales in my neighborhood (I like to go to these things) -Browses marketplace for me as I am looking for a new office chair and it reaches out to see if the items are still available or not. it can coordinate pick up as well from my calendar. -I received a gift and didn’t know who it was from, I uploaded a photo of the shipping label and the agent is getting in touch with the company trying to chase down that info -Scheduling doctors visits and filling out new patient paperwork A few of the muse team members follow me and I just want to give them massive kudos. It’s an incredible product. You launched us into the agent era. I fully expect Meta to use their reach to drive people to Muse over Threads now... so be on the lookout for that in IG and other properties. It’s a great product that makes your life easier on day 1. I was a Meta stock seller over the past couple of months, but have switched to being a stock buyer now. I now believe in the capex spending.

they should have called this the technological intelligence summit meeting…TISM

something tells me this isn’t what the founding fathers would have had in mind for our democracy

it seems to me this team is having a ton of fun. and a lesson we see over and over again is you can’t compete with teams that are having fun. this genius strategic move starts with “side project alert” and that tells you all you need to know

hey elon isn't it weird to publish private texts in a breakup post on X for the world to see?

it’s always felt like OpenAI is too focused on winning San Francisco. meanwhile, their competitor Muse is sweeping the rest of the nation and sitting at the top of the app store. this demo is a perfect example of this. every tech leader wants to show agents booking flights. but more than half of Americans don’t even fly once in a given year. so the primary agent example we keep showing simply doesn’t resonate with half the country. agent demos should focus on the basics: tax filing, chasing down shipping returns, clearing out inboxes, and bill paying. every day stuff. sf is very important. especially if you want to win developers. i understand that. but Meta is looking like geniuses focusing on everyone else. and everyone else is a pretty big market. it's the largest one.

the (absolutely) everything app

was Elon like sorry I have to be monogamous with Terafab

pope gunning for a board seat with patreon

just when you think you’re starting to understand how the world works you come across a post like this where you learn that 10x as many people pay for Sirius than any AI product.

you guys need to start looking on the bright side Nike is an amazing tax loss harvesting company

one interesting benchmark for this ai video tech would be what is the highest salaried white collar job offer this ai can go out and get doing interviews. post that number every month.

buckle up, things are about to get weirder faster

Mike Tomlin next stream going to show us the high speed rail he built from Los Angeles to San Francisco

starship launches in 2027

this is the best example of “how you do one thing is how you do everything”

blows my mind that we have time for this but not high speed rail in this state