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Why Didn’t Google Build Muse?

MG Siegler, writing at Spyglass: The number one response I’ve gotten to my thoughts on Meta’s Muse personal assistant agent is some variation of “I will never trust Meta with my data.” But the number two response is arguably more interesting (and related): “Why didn’t Google build this?” The short answer to this is undoubtedly: they’re working on it. But the longer answer is probably more…

spyglass.org ·2h ago

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