Three years of therapy in one sitting. That is what convinced Meta's SI chief that agents were the future.

こんにちは、日本！ Muse launched in Japan today, the first country outside North America. It came to fight for your time.

She named her Muse Buttons, then handed it her whole morning. This is the story of the agent era landing in a Columbia library. Send this to one person whose mornings are a mess.

He moved houses this week. Muse handled the utilities and insurance, and the confirmation emails came back. Send this to one person dreading a move.

He is on paternity leave for three weeks. Muse runs his inbox so he can stay off email and Slack. Send this to one person who checks email on leave.

She saved every place she loved. Muse turned her saves into a 4-day Barcelona and Mallorca plan. Send this to one person who saves places and never goes.

Four and twenty. The brain has a price now. Here's what Meta's price tag really says.

Wonder is live. 56 on the Intelligence Index, two points off the top. Your agent's brain just joined the frontier.

30% come back after a week. 22% after two. Nearly matching ChatGPT. The comeback rate is the number that decides the era

The agent economy got its rulebook this week. Meta and Sierra published the open standard, and the wall-builders are on notice.

The magic has limits. Why Muse's chief is talking the hype down, and why that honesty is the whole play.

Deutsche Bank: Muse could hit $36B by 2030. 8% of Meta's revenue from an assistant. The agent economy is real.