Muse is probably the biggest moment in AI since ChatGPT launched. AI doing useful stuff like a Personal Assistant in a cheap and easy-to-use form factor was always the mega bull case. This goes way beyond coding tasks, DCF analysis and slop Substack articles where you need a PhD in prompting and the patience of Mother Theresa to get the output you want from a Fable 5 or Astra type frontier model. Obviously those models are uber impressive for deeper work, but most people don't need AI for that kind of stuff. What will entice the masses is the fact that people can now see real ROI (dollars and time) from Muse which I think is still being massively underrated. Imagine a small business that has no structured back-office processes or customer service ops. Agents will be huge for them because ideas can be converted into reality which enables much faster value creation. It could also do stuff like inventory management, customer service, customer acquisition/marketing, and web/app management. All of this is a huge time saver for small business owners since the agent can efficiently AND effectively act on their behalf based on individual preferences and taste. Wouldn't agents therefore be a massive enabler for smaller business to prosper? Wouldn't agents be a significant economic driver once mass adoption inflects upwards? It's kinda surreal. I just wish I had access to Muse in the UK 😭