AI Personal Assistants: Muse, Grok Bot, Cue Usage & Comparisons

A Korean outlet says Dots is a Meta Muse-like agent powered by GPT 6-Astra, unavailable in Europe and installable only on PC, and offers a one-line Muse vs Dots comparison.

A user asks whether OpenAI Dots is unavailable in the United States even on the $200 Pro subscription, and shares a screenshot.

The author says they have given Muse, ChatGPT and Grok Bot more access to their life than they ever gave Facebook, arguing that once AI does work people hate, users will hand over data, making it the next moat.

Technical writer Gergely Orosz says they are giving up on trying a new product because no major provider offers a more trustworthy alternative, so they are staying on Grok Bot.

OpenAI is working with Microsoft to bring specialist Dots assistants under Agent 365 with their own identity and permissions, and has tested them in procurement, invoices and customer support.

After OpenAI announced its new assistant Dots, users found that the Dot.com domain had been bought and now redirects to Grok Bot, prompting widespread mockery.

A poster urges $20-tier Codex users to switch to Grok Bot, saying the $30 SuperGrok plan or the $20 Cursor tier offers enough usage and there is no need for Dots or the Pro plan.

OpenAI announced Dots, always-on personal agents it says will later evolve into specialized teams; Teamily says it has been building the same shared-workspace model since February.

The author says 99% of people can't be bothered to learn Grok Bot, Muse, Instinct or Dots, while business owners will pay $25k to $50k upfront to have someone automate their entire operations.

The author jokes that Sam Altman clicked "not yet" on dot.com, and the domain now redirects to Grok Bot.

The author compares always-on personal agents like Muse and Dots to employee laptops that never shut down, arguing each agent needs its own small VM and that AMD's high-core EPYC chips are key to scaling them.

The author compares the two on four points: Dots' demo glitches, Dots requiring $100/month Pro versus Muse's free tier and Shopify, QuickBooks and Stripe integrations, ending with a score of META 4 to OpenAI -1.