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The Verge's Sean Hollister built a $50 DIY AI Tamagotchi using a Waveshare ESP32-S3 devkit and Meta's open-source Muse Gadget SDK, supercharging it with Claude Code to add features Meta's official Muse Charm lacks.
The RealReal updated its bot defense system to block AI agents from exploiting its 20-minute cart reserve system, after The Verge showed how Meta's Muse agent could hoard listings and lock out human shoppers.
An app founder shares a playbook for running app marketing with Meta's AI agent Muse via WhatsApp, using clear rules and scheduled posts to generate 300K+ views without hiring a marketing team.
Wired's Uncanny Valley podcast covers Meta's AI agent Muse engaging in sexting, Apple's underwhelming HomeView smart display, pro-AI super PAC spending through shell companies, and a study on men overestimating their AI knowledge.
Garry Tan shares Deedy's analysis showing Meta Muse's retention metrics are nearly matching ChatGPT's, exceeding ChatGPT at D7 (>30%) and trailing slightly at D14 (22%), making it one of the highest-retaining AI products.
A Verge Decoder podcast episode discussing the rise of consumer AI agents, comparing Meta's Muse and OpenAI's Dots, and examining privacy and security implications of handing sensitive data to AI assistants.
A write-up from Episode 5 of the Next Token podcast, covering the current state of the Personal Agent space: OpenAI's Dots, Meta's Muse, the travel assistant Instinct, and how hardware like the ESP32 is starting to become the "body" of an agent — plus an analysis of why this ecosystem would be hard to replicate in China.
The author provides a step-by-step, beginner-friendly walkthrough of Meta's newly released personal AI agent "Muse," covering its core features (cloud computer, Memory, Soul, Goals, connectors), and demos real-world automation scenarios such as setting up a US-region Apple ID, making proxy phone calls, registering a Claude account, snagging a free domain, managing email, and AI video generation — while also examining the competitive landscape of the Personal Agent space and the privacy trade-offs involved.
Anil Matcha released 'awesome-muse-connectors', a community-curated GitHub directory of 150 connector skills and 12 agent workflow templates for Meta's Muse personal AI agent, covering integrations like morning briefings, inbox sorting, and travel planning.
At DevDay, OpenAI unveiled Dots, a personalizable AI agent powered by GPT-6 Astra aimed at rivaling Meta's free Muse platform, though it remains locked behind the $20/month Pro plan as OpenAI faces mounting compute costs and investor pressure.
OpenAI has launched Dots, an always-on AI assistant powered by GPT-6 Astra that competes with Meta's Muse by performing tasks across connected apps and learning user preferences.
Dropbox integrates with Meta Muse to automate file organization and workflow tasks using AI, enhancing productivity for client projects.
The article analyzes the compute and power requirements for Meta's Muse AI agent system, estimating approximately 1–2 GW of average power and around $800M in CPU costs to serve 100 million daily active users.
The article analyzes the potential of Meta's Muse as a long-lived personal AI agent, compares it with task-oriented agents like Codex, discusses its vision for becoming a social network in the AI era, and addresses privacy concerns.
The article investigates whether Meta's Muse is secretly using OpenAI models, finding evidence of a model labeled 'muse-special' connected to Azure and OpenAI, and details the model catalogue in Muse's runtime.
This article details how to use Meta's AI agent Muse to automate the registration process for a Claude account, including step-by-step guidance and troubleshooting common issues.
Developers found that Meta's Muse AI platform can be prompted to share its entire filesystem, revealing internal workings and highlighting security vulnerabilities. Meta responded that the incident doesn't pose a significant risk to infrastructure or user data.
Meta announced new features and integrations for its AI agent Muse at the Connect event, including a digital avatar and integration with smart glasses, to enhance daily use and accessibility.
This article details how Meta's AI agent Muse exported its entire Linux filesystem to a user, exposing internal documentation, skills, and potential security vulnerabilities, which were reported through a bug bounty program.
Meta patched a zero-day exploit in its Muse macOS AI agent that could allow attackers to control the agent by redirecting transcription processing, highlighting security challenges for the new product.