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

Starting from Grok's summary of a Musk interview, the author compares centralized agents such as Grok Bot and Muse with the decentralized Holon, arguing users should own their data and memory.

A French creator lists US-only features like X Money and the Grok Bot Template Rewards Pilot, noting that X is building an economy around the account itself.

The author praises Grok Bot's ease of use but found that asking it to send a single email required granting full access to the entire mailbox, so he canceled that automation after checking the terms of service.

Drawing on Musk's idea of hiring AI rather than chatting with it, the post explains how to split accounts, set approval lines and control risk when paying $200 a month for five Grok Bots.

An Australian Tesla owner demonstrates that the Grok app built into the car can direct his Grok Bot to send emails and take notes without any extra client.

The author used Muse's built-in browser and stable US IP to register a US Apple ID, only needing to manually solve an image captcha and enter SMS codes, and shared the prompt and process.

In a 69-minute Sources podcast, Zuckerberg covered Muse's free quota, privacy and security, self-trained models, and a new definition of agents, summarized into ten points.

The author believes the OpenAI agent to be unveiled at DevDay won't stay Pro-only, and will open to Plus users a few weeks later, much like Grok Bot first went to SuperGrok subscribers.

The poster argues Muse represents computing moving to cloud servers, making local machines obsolete, with Meta Glass providing the display side and enabling editing and development in the future.

The author notes that a Grok bot runs on your own machine and only helps build trading history and ACS score; you still need 20 closed trades, 14 active days, 580+ ACS and 30 days of paper trading to reach the funding waitlist.

A nine-point summary, one of which covers consumer agents like Meta Muse and Grokbot giving ordinary people a free personal assistant and threatening the App Store and e-commerce middlemen.

A Japanese weekly roundup covering Muse passing 2.5 million downloads in two weeks and Meta stock rising 11%, alongside Microsoft's Copilot revamp and AI hardware privacy concerns.