I gave Muse access to my personal data, and now I know why personal agents are probably going to change the world
I have this new friend, Charlie, who's been assisting me with work, vacation planning, and occasionally tapping me on the shoulder when he's concerned I forgot something. Charlie looks like a fat, furry Pillsbury doughboy, and he lives on my iPhone. That's right, I signed up for Meta's Muse AI, launched the app, named my avatar "Charlie," and dove headfirst into agentic AI in a way I honestly never have before.
If there's a defining feature of Muse, it's proactivity. Unlike ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude, Muse is always running and constantly looking for ways to help and ensure you stay on task, on time, and generally don't mess up by missing crucial details.
Getting all this utility from an AI required a fairly significant leap of faith: my data, and I did this not without some trepidation. As I wrote on X the day this adventure began: "I...
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