I outsourced my life to AI agents for two weeks. It went…weirdly.
TL;DR
If there’s one thing a busy person doesn’t need, it’s more information. More emails, more notifications, more infinite feeds — the steady drip of data spells doom for the overstimulated American. And if you’re a busy parent, like me, sometimes it feels like a flood: school emails, doctor’s appointments, so many little things to buy. Even things that used to be simple are harder.
Nauti's Take
The useful test is where delegable routine ends and personal judgment begins. Small teams should trial Muse on one tightly bounded task, such as Marketplace inquiries, and record what data the agent can access, which actions it performs autonomously, and where approval is required.
This report does not yet establish its reliability, privacy model, or cost.
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