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The personal AI has arrived. Did $META ( ▲ 1.79% ) just win?
I have been using ChatGPT, Claude, and now Instinct via texting, and most recently Zuckerberg gave us Muse. The amount of things these personal AI companies are giving consumers is unbelievable. Like most of AI, I believe the only thing holding people back is their creativity. Looking at X to find ideas for using Muse has been a really fun way to leverage the capabilities.
With how easy Muse has made everything, I wonder whether ChatGPT loses out on its consumer focus. $META ( ▲ 1.79% ) has the distribution, and so far it’s FREE.
What are my favorite use cases for Muse so far?
Look for any money I am owed across state databases and unclaimed property. Give it your addresses and name and let it file claims
Take a photo of anything and let it list it on eBay and decide the best price
Have it track the price of an item and alert you if the price goes down across any site on the web. Think gifts for kids i.e., LEGOs!
Have it book you a 12-person private dinner in NYC in Union Square. Find a location, reach out to the restaurants, and pick the menu
Have it find hotels for me in Austin near a conference I am attending and tell me the best credit card of mine to use based on points optimization
The ideas are endless. I also think it is a sneaky move by $META ( ▲ 1.79% ) to have Muse ask you to dump all knowledge from Claude and ChatGPT via a simple file. It gives you a prompt to then copy and paste the answer into Muse to make Muse smart enough to know more and more about you. It feels like Muse soon connects to everything, and it gets smarter and smarter.
It’s crazy that every day and every week, something new in AI is released. OpenAI - everyone is watching; what’s your move?
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