@FinanceYF5: Meta's Muse is being questioned as "OpenClaw for the masses." Someone prompted Muse to self-inspect and found that it u…
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Meta's Muse is criticized for being similar to OpenClaw, with Nat Friedman acknowledging inspiration but stating it was built from scratch to enhance personal Agents for broader use.
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