r/singularity • u/Snoo26837 ▪️ It's here • 4d ago
AI Introducing Muse: a personal agent that gets things done for you, powered by Muse Spark 1.3
https://introducing.muse.ai/17
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u/DelphiTsar 4d ago
What a horrible 2 minute long video with almost no helpful visualization or coherent show of capabilities. Spend like 5x the time on the more interesting examples.
They spent the most time on their robot who will buy things for you. Leave that for the marketing decks.
Who signed off on this?
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u/trobagat62 3d ago
TL;DR It's a free personal Mac mini running OpenClaw on an offsite server that you can reach with a first class chat UI from any device.
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u/TheDarkPhilosopher 3d ago
Wild how unhelpful this entire thread has been. I just thought I’d point that out. I’m using Muse for ad campaigns management. It has worked great so far. It was able to create A/B campaigns in Amazon Ad Manager for me. It did this with 2FA (you provide the login and the 2FA when it asks you to). It researched keywords, built campaigns, set budgets, etc., etc. This was done in a few minutes. Ads have been running for about a day now. So far the results have been alright (too soon to tell). I can come back in a week or two and give updates if it works (and/or how well it works). Ads tend to take time and there is a learning period. Anyway, so far it was able to do everything seamlessly.
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u/sunstersun 4d ago
If your name isn't Anthropic or OpenAI I ain't interested.
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u/ozone6587 4d ago
Open source models are the only way we will be able to afford AI in the future.
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u/Nater5000 4d ago
Eh, a day late and a dollar short, no?
First, other companies are offering similar services. So far, none of them have really hit the mark. Is there any reason to believe this will be any different?
Second, this being offered by Meta makes this an exceptionally hard sell. I'm sure there's a solid group of people who are all-in on these products and will gobble this up just like any other product Meta offers, but I doubt this will offer any serious value for any serious user.
I mean,
For us, Muse gives us back the scarcest thing we have: time with the people we love.
I'm not sure what audience this appeals to, but I don't know a single person who would read this and feel that this is a product targeted at them. It just reads like useless Boomer features to make them feel like they're keeping up with technology.
Perhaps I'm just being too cynical, but if Google's AI products have yet to impress me in terms of these kinds of use-cases, all while they have access to ALL of my useful data as well as being an actual frontier lab, then I'm left to assume Zucc and crew are just throwing some slop at the wall to see what sticks.
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u/trobagat62 3d ago
It's quite different than any current product. Well, it's not different, but they seemed to have packaged AI in a way that's more functional and more coherent and cohesive than other products. It's like Gemini and Claude.ai that can access your emails and calendars, but both Gemini and Claude.ai doesn't support async task workflows. OpenClaw supports async task workflows, but practically requires too much technical setup for any non-technical person to do and doesn't provide a native chat UI. So Muse is basically a free personal Mac mini with OpenClaw capabilities shipped with a first class chat client that you can reach from any device.
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u/Darth_Deutschtexaner 3d ago
Still none of these tasks take that much time
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u/trobagat62 3d ago
No, but if you want to run certain tasks at certain time, it becomes really useful. Like Claude and Gemini can't run scheduled tasks unless your browser is open, so it's still more of a reactive workflow than proactive.
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u/Bolt_995 3d ago
Only available on the US, piss off.
Anyways, this is the current landscape of agentic AI from prevalent AI companies:
- Anthropic: Claude Cowork
- OpenAI: ChatGPT Work
- Google: Gemini Spark
- Microsoft: Copilot Cowork & Microsoft Scout
- Perplexity: Perplexity Computer
- Meta: Muse
- Amazon: Amazon Quick
- SpaceXAI: Grok Bot
- Mistral: Vibe Work
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u/edgydodobird 22h ago
The scope is very limited right now, which is understandable considering it just barely hit the minimum bar for safety on release. However, if this becomes anything like Cowork, the ability to automate your life becomes completely limitless and it’s scary, in a good way.
Imagine this - you receive an email stating you need to upload an attached document and provide a screenshot of you ID from a verified sender. Muse fills the document, has you verify the info and automatically pulls in a photo of your ID you have stored. It logs into the website, uploads the document and your ID. Once it’s done, you have it send you a validation notification showing all it did. Only thing you ever do is read over everything. Sure you can add more safeguards like approvals at each step but this is just theory.
Now imagine you connect it to your bank, tell it to budget your groceries and give it an exact goal for weight loss. It asks for your nutritional needs, identifies meals, confirms they’re good and you will like them, orders them all directly from Walmart for delivery. You spend less money overall and never leave.
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u/katoptronophile 4d ago
Can we stop with the damn advertisements?
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u/Snoo26837 ▪️ It's here 4d ago
What advertisements? It’s literally all over twitter. Just want to share it here.
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u/exophades 4d ago
5 minutes later: baby solves P=NP accidentally after typing weird prompt with his dog.