Personal AI Agents: Muse Hits 1.8 Million Downloads
Personal AI agents are no longer reserved for tech enthusiasts. Muse, Meta's app launched this month, has reached an estimated 1.8 million downloads in just 12 days on the App Store. Instinct, launched in August by an independent startup, is also appealing beyond the tech sector. These tools automate everyday tasks while raising questions about the control they exert.
Between enthusiasm for automation and concerns about control
Some people express concerns about the unchecked control that AI agents can have over their lives. Conversely, many users who are already fans of these tools report being satisfied with delegating tasks to a machine.
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Muse launched this month, 1.8 million estimated downloads
Muse, Meta's AI agent app, was launched earlier this month. According to Apptopia, it recorded 1.8 million downloads on the App Store in 12 days. This launch is seen as a turning point towards the general public for AI agents, which were previously mainly used by tech enthusiasts. Instinct, launched in August by an independent startup, is also gaining popularity among users in the tech sector and beyond. These agents are now attracting a diverse range of profiles.
How it works: access to services and instant responses
Personal AI agents operate by connecting to emails, messages, calendars, bank accounts, and other services chosen by the user. With Instinct, it is possible to interact by sending a message via iMessage, with the agent responding almost immediately.
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