Nvidia has entered into a new partnership with Meta to provide inference capabilities for the Muse personal agent.
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A 24-hour evaluation of six major AI personal agents on an iPhone tested proactivity, direction following, and browser control across five real-world scenarios including news briefings, schedule conflicts, and travel planning. The tested systems included offerings from OpenAI, Meta, Google, Anthropic, and xAI, with varying price points and interface models. https:// en.hacks.gr/dokimi-se-iphone-p os-ta-pigan-exi-psifiakoi-voithoi-technitis-noimosynis-se-24-ores/ # ArtificialIntelligence # Apple # OpenAI # Google
Open mentionNot wanting to teach anyone to suck eggs on this subreddit, but hats off to everyone developing personal AI. After two weeks of using it, it's still blowing my mind every day! The shift for me is that it's persistent. I don't open a chat box and ask for an update anymore. It runs routines, works inside my apps, drafts things in my style and waits for me to approve before anything goes out. And it's not just me. Meta says more than 10 million people in the US and Canada set up its Muse agents in about six weeks. I wrote about it on UC Today, and I genuinely think this is what makes a four day week realistic. But I'm curious where you all draw the line. Would you let an agent send email for you without checking it first? And if it saves you a day a week, do you reckon you'll ever actually ge
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