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Using these AI assistants is a cheat code today. Like having CLEAR while everyone else is stuck in line. But so many of these real-world systems rely on human-in-the-loop friction. What happens at steady-state if/when all of Meta’s 3.6B users are using @Muse?
My favorite use cases for Muse / Instinct so far: 1. Submit FOIA requests to request data from the US government 2. Creating spend-limited Privacy cards to spend on subscriptions without having them recur 3. End to end filed an entire visa form for a country 4. Responded to a coordination mail for a wedding by finding the flight and hotel details 5. Look for reservations for restaurants or concerts when they open and purchase them immediately A lot of the web was designed with dark patterns: increase friction to prevent enough humans from doing something, and now those walls are completely broken. At this point, I feel like I’m squarely limited by creativity and understanding what is possible.