Muse from Meta Can Work Through Your To-Do List
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Author: Matthew Berman · Watch on YouTube
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Original language: English
Original video: Muse from Meta Can Work Through Your To-Do List · Channel: Matthew Berman · 01:02 · Watch on YouTube
Topics: AI agents, Task and workflow automation, Privacy and data protection
Summary
Section titled “Summary”Matthew Berman demonstrates Muse, Meta’s personal AI agent app, handling everyday tasks from creating a custom birthday card to planning meals and groceries. Muse can help place an order or contact customer support, but asks for permission and lets the user approve actions. It can also identify unused subscriptions for the user to review and cancel, and accept tasks from a phone. Users can customize Muse’s name, appearance, and personality, while choosing what information it can access.
Key points
Section titled “Key points”- Muse is presented as a personal AI agent in a new app from Meta.
- It can create a birthday card based on someone’s interests.
- It can plan meals using food preferences, budget, and fridge contents.
- Muse can generate a grocery list and help order the items, subject to user approval.
- It can help negotiate a refund after receiving order details and an explanation of the problem.
- Muse asks permission before contacting customer support.
- It can find unused subscriptions for the user to review before canceling.
- Tasks can be added from a phone while the user is out.
- Users can customize Muse’s name, appearance, and personality, and control what it can access.
Chapters
Section titled “Chapters”| Start | Chapter | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 00:00 | Birthday cards and meal planning | Berman shows Muse creating a personalized birthday card and planning meals and groceries around his preferences, budget, and fridge contents. |
| 00:31 | Refunds and to-do lists | Muse can help pursue a refund with permission, find unused subscriptions for review, and receive tasks from a phone. |
| 00:48 | Personalization and access | Users can shape Muse’s identity and personality, choose what it can access, and learn how to try the app. |
Quotes
Section titled “Quotes”I’m giving my to-do list to my personal AI agent in Muse, the new app from Meta. — 00:00
It can plan meals around that, make me my grocery list — 00:15
It asked permission to contact support — 00:31
First, find all those subscriptions I don’t use anymore. — 00:43
You choose what it can access. — 00:51
Concepts and entities
Section titled “Concepts and entities”Full transcript (original language)
Section titled “Full transcript (original language)”00:00 I’m giving my to-do list to my personal AI agent in Muse, the new app from Meta. You can easily make a custom birthday card for that special someone. Tell it what that person loves, like hikes, food, and belly rubs. Now, I’m asking Muse to plan dinner. I give it my food preferences, my budget, and even what’s in my fridge. It can plan meals around that, make me my grocery list, and I asked it to help me order everything, but I approve before the order goes out. Next, negotiate a refund. I give it all
00:31 my order details, then I explain what the problem is. It asked permission to contact support, and then I decide whether it can go ahead. Now, I’m giving Muse my to-do list. >> [music] >> First, find all those subscriptions I don’t use anymore. I review which ones to cancel. I can add tasks from my phone, even while I’m out doing other things. Give your Muse a name, give it a look, shape its personality, and it remembers all of your preferences. You choose what it can access. Want to try the Muse app? Comment Muse down below.
01:02 I’ll DM you a guide to set it up and the download link.