Relying on AI is rotting your brain. But here’s what you can do about it | Carly Dober
Unlike traditional chatbots, this little AI tool will be able to fill out forms for you, organise calendars, pay bills and make reservations.
Key points
- The launch comes at a time when AI agents have been making headlines for hacking into government websites, public agencies and businesses.
- Each new tech product is designed to make our lives easier and keep us mindlessly entertained.
- In the ever quickening tech race, Meta has recently launched Muse, a new AI personal agent.
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- Our brains have a beautiful way of preferring the path of least resistance, of….
- Meta describes Muse as a personal agent “ built for everyone ”.
- However, my immediate concern is a little closer to home.
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