First Impression of Muse
Meta launched Muse yesterday which is Meta’s attempt to be your personal agent to get things done for you. Meta’s launch blog post as well as its approach to security are both worth reading. In my post, however, I will share my personal experience of using Muse since
Meta launched Muse yesterday which is Meta’s attempt to be your personal agent to get things done for you. Meta’s launch blog post as well as its approach to security are both worth reading. In my post, however, I will share my personal experience of using Muse since yesterday. Before Muse, I poked around a bit with Instinct, a startup that has created a bit of buzz in the personal agent space but still in private beta. My very first impression of using Muse was that it seemed a pretty good clone of Instinct. But once I spent more time on Muse, I thought labeling Muse as a clone of Instinct…
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