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Whether the jobs these products demonstrate are the jobs most people need doing, and what it says that the two most complete things anybody has recorded an agent finishing were both paperwork nobody enjoys.

Harry Stebbings
@HarryStebbings · 2026-09-09
Why Instinct Is Not a Competitor to Town “I don’t think Instinct (@noahrshinn) and Town are trying to do the same thing or monetize the same way. We generate revenue from companies using us for work, with network effects around multiple team members. Their product doesn’t do any of that. I see a strategy that’s more like customer acquisition with a free, fully subsidized product. The harnesses have similar capabilities, but the ICPs and where the marketing is going feel pretty different to me.” @jgreze How do you think about the future of agent to human interaction? How many agents will a single human have… @martinmignot @altcap @scottbelsky @joshm @omooretweets @ankrgyl
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Hunter Walk
linkedin.com · 2026-09-09
"our AI personal agent will book your dinner reservation & buy your vacation plane tickets" Do our best AI companies think most Americans live like they do on IG Stories?!? "negotiate your student loan payment on your behalf" or "keep notifying your landlord of their obligations to fix the broken window while keeping a legal record for you" NOW THAT'S A 2026 MASS CONSUMER PRODUCT
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Simon Taylor
@sytaylor · 2026-09-09
Insurance is the killer app for agentic commerce
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imran
@imranye · 2026-09-09
it’s easy to hate on meta but i think muse has a solid shot at capturing the masses AI already has a bad rep amongst the masses seen as “wasting water and eating books for evil companies” muse seems to trying to challenge that idea ex: these “ideas” they’re not “bots”, not “agents” but just simple ideas ideas that, are themed around: - making your life better - reconnecting with others - becoming healthier - managing your money etc there’s also an idea of “goals” clearly articulating to users that the point of muse is to help you achieve your goals it feels fully featured and ready for mass adoption even if people don’t “trust” zuck with their data, there’s a billion people that use whatsapp, ig, and facebook every day don’t listen to what’s happening in the echo chamber of twitter i think this thing will be massive….
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Olivia Moore
@omooretweets · 2026-09-09
I still feel like the UI is a bit cluttered + there’s a few too many things to do + places to click And I’m not sold on every product needing a Feed! But, this could be one of the first true mainstream consumer agents to get adoption
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leyland
@leylndd · 2026-09-09
Morocco travel tip: rename your Instinct to Mohamed and show vendors what your “Moroccan friend” says is a fair price
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Rohan Paul
@rohanpaul_ai · 2026-09-09
Mark Zuckerberg talks about how he is using Meta’s newly released Muse agent. something much closer to a persistent personal worker than a chatbot. helping his 3-year-old daughter likes baking, monitor when mountain climbing permits become available and secure them for their weekend trips, and also for physical training.. He installed cameras in his MMA gym and has Muse watch the footage and give him feedback on his performance. Zuckerberg gives it ongoing goals and projects, and the agent can continue working on them, remember what happened, and proactively suggest what it should do next. ---- From "Sources Podcast and @alexeheath YouTube channel, (full video link in comment)
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