Recommendation quality

Muse found four different companies in my area and sent out my request for quotes. About two minutes later, my phone was blowing up with calls from two of the movers. One company offered a quote straight up, which Muse provided to me. The other movers sent over emails.

Meta's closed alpha through invite codes confirmed these capabilities, with users reporting useful email management and competent restaurant booking. Early testers noted disconnections and one instance where Muse surfaced private photos unprompted — but the foundation is functional.

Recently got asked to make slides on the AI creative ecosystem. I'd shared thoughts on this across countless meetings, emails, Slacks, and tweets - but hunting these down would be tedious. So I asked my @TownAI agent to do it. It collated all the insights + made the deck

I use Instinct and I'm very happy with it so far. It has booked some restaurants for me, replied to some personal admin-related emails, and updates my progressive workout spreadsheet when i go to the gym. No real complaints so far.

I use Instinct and I'm very happy with it so far. It has booked some restaurants for me, replied to some personal admin-related emails, and updates my progressive workout spreadsheet when i go to the gym. No real complaints so far.

I use Instinct and I'm very happy with it so far. It has booked some restaurants for me, replied to some personal admin-related emails, and updates my progressive workout spreadsheet when i go to the gym. No real complaints so far.

I am shocked. After playing with Muse by Meta for an hour in just chat mode, I was impressed enough to: I never use Apple Reminders so I gave Muse read access to Reminders. I asked Muse to schedule repeating tasks that only involve web search e.g., every other morning find sci-fi movies playing in my city, 3pm EST stock market summary, etc. I also permanently set my food preferences and just naming any restaurant in town gets me an accurate list of recommendations with costs and descriptions.

Here's everything that Instinct — an invitation-only AI assistant going viral among Silicon Valley tech types — has done for me over the past few days: Booked a cabin for my birthday and made a dinner reservation. Ordered whey protein from Costco. Faxed an obscure document to my bank so I could get a late-fee refund. Checked whether a new dentist was in-network and made an appointment. Dealt with a human customer service representative at my insurance company. Canceled several recurring subscriptions I'd forgotten about. Responded to my emails. Honestly, this service is nuts.