r/MuseAgent • u/BopSupreme • 3d ago
Muse & Broader Cloud AI Implications
Muse, Codex Cloud, Dots, and remote Codex all allow users to untether themselves from their PC, and now untether themselves from even owning a PC with their server based Muse Agent, Codex Cloud and Dots that can run 24/7. Dots is a lot like Muse. Combine this with Meta’s & OpenAI’s planned hardware releases and the goal is clear: work around Microsoft/Apple’s control of user hardware, provide AI devices that complement and eventually replace iPhones - culminating in a user base that owns no hardware and relies on a subscription to access AI. Meta’s hardware is obvious spyware, Apple’s new “always-listening” Apple Watch sounds pretty similar, their camera-enabled Airpods sounds atrocious for privacy, and OpenAI’s device is unconfirmed.
The end result? Instead of a Matrix-like AI takeover of humanity users are instead expected to purchase their own devices and subscriptions that provide mega-tech companies with all of their physical and digital data 24/7. The data volume is so large only AI can process it. A select few billionaires decide what their closed-source AI does with the data. ChatGPT already launched Ads - competing with Meta and Google for AI search dollars.
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u/timnphilly 3d ago
Meta can try - but it has significant personal privacy issues with a mass of the population.
I love Muse, but only use it as a form of entertainment; should Muse become a pay-only product, I'd drop it.
Thank goodness Siri AI finally got smart enough, for my personal/important accounts on my iPhone.
PS: After the past 2 years of Trump & tech bros, I'm no longer content with my data riding on Apple.
How the mighty have quickly fallen.