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

Muse hit 900,000 downloads in six days, but its call-making feature was reportedly partly handled by outsourced human callers and has been rolled back, while Amazon has blocked its price-comparison shopping.

The post notes Muse passed 2.5 million downloads in 13 days and Shopify now lets it place orders, and lays out three beneficiary chains: memory, optical communications and power.

A Chinese post says Muse drew 2.5 million downloads in two weeks by handling email, price comparison and bookings in the cloud, and argues agent workloads will sharply raise CPU demand.

A user shows Muse obtaining an email address via pilotprotocol, a web-like network for agents, and asking to post about it before Meta Connect's agent inbox launch.

A user shows off their configured Grok Bot with a video demo and publishes the prompt for others to copy.

A user experiments with the Grok Bot trend to create Jack Butcher collection-style work and shares the results.

A user shares an image of their Grok Bot configuration and invites others to show their own bot setups.

Grok Bot is described as an always-on AI teammate on a cloud computer with browser, files and terminal, now adding voice and a phone widget.

A week of Muse news: a Mac version that operates Mail, Calendar and Files via a Meta cloud VM, a first TV ad, and Amazon blocking its shopping access for not identifying itself.

Reuters reports that Meta quietly had contractors take over some phone calls placed by its Muse agent, raising privacy concerns among employees.

Meta's Muse ranked first on the US App Store over the past seven days, ahead of ChatGPT, according to a chart screenshot.

A Korean user walks through signing up for Muse with a US Apple ID and a VPN, then connecting email, calendars and health data to use it as an AI assistant.