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The article discusses the success of Muse AI assistant topping App Store charts and introduces Today, a similar AI assistant launching in China on September 24, highlighting its features for automating daily tasks.

Muse has been dominating timelines lately, shooting to the top of the App Store charts in just ten days—it really shows how strong the demand is for AI personal assistants. For me personally, in the daily grind of running my self-media business, I'm constantly bogged down by all sorts of琐事, like replying to various WeChat chats, handling private messages and comments across platforms—it's way too easy to get overwhelmed. Products like Muse as a personal assistant perfectly solve my pain points by seamlessly integrating with all kinds of apps, handling those tedious tasks for me anytime, anywhere. That said, considering how registering for Muse right now is a bit of a hassle and often gets stuck at the application step, everyone can totally keep an eye on Today, which is launching in a few days. In my view, it's basically a Muse tailored for the domestic ecosystem—super impressive. According to the official @TodayAIofficial intro, Today can connect across devices to various apps, remember your info long-term, and keep executing tasks autonomously in the background. It focuses squarely on the Personal AI angle, genuinely tackling your life and work needs. I actually tried out the current beta version myself, and in just 1 minute, I breezed through all the setup—plus, I had my assistant set up a purchase monitor for a Mac Studio, checking in real-time if it's back in stock on JD.com so I don't have to keep refreshing manually 😆 On September 24, Today will officially launch in China—recommend anyone interested to go give it a free try ~
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Muse has been dominating timelines lately, shooting to the top of the App Store charts in just ten days—it really shows how strong the demand is for AI personal assistants.

For me personally, in the daily grind of running my self-media business, I’m constantly bogged down by all sorts of琐事, like replying to various WeChat chats, handling private messages and comments across platforms—it’s way too easy to get overwhelmed.

Products like Muse as a personal assistant perfectly solve my pain points by seamlessly integrating with all kinds of apps, handling those tedious tasks for me anytime, anywhere.

That said, considering how registering for Muse right now is a bit of a hassle and often gets stuck at the application step, everyone can totally keep an eye on Today, which is launching in a few days. In my view, it’s basically a Muse tailored for the domestic ecosystem—super impressive.

According to the official @TodayAIofficial intro, Today can connect across devices to various apps, remember your info long-term, and keep executing tasks autonomously in the background. It focuses squarely on the Personal AI angle, genuinely tackling your life and work needs.

I actually tried out the current beta version myself, and in just 1 minute, I breezed through all the setup—plus, I had my assistant set up a purchase monitor for a Mac Studio, checking in real-time if it’s back in stock on JD.com so I don’t have to keep refreshing manually 😆

On September 24, Today will officially launch in China—recommend anyone interested to go give it a free try ~

Today AI (@TodayAIofficial): 9月24日,和 Today 见面。

Today 中国版将于9月正式上线。你的专属 AI 助理会逐渐记住与你有关的事,在需要时主动帮你。

Meet Today on September 24. Today launches in China. Your personal AI gets to know you over time and helps before ask.

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