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Mark Zuckerberg's new toy is a parasite. Please don't fall into his latest trap

Given the fact that Meta makes most of its revenue from ads, it's also perfectly clear why its overlord Mark Zuckerberg is giving us, the commoners, such a powerful tool for free.

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马克·扎克伯格的新玩具是个寄生虫。请不要落入他的最新陷阱。

Jolly, the mascot for the Muse AI agent. It can call insurance companies on your behalf and wait on hold for you, order groceries, book hotels and manage subscriptions. — Bloomberg

If you commute to your 9-to-5 job from the East Bay into downtown San Francisco, you’ve probably seen it: a white, furry oblong creature with perfectly round button eyes waving to you, or maybe even taunting you, from a massive billboard on Interstate 80. It’s a new personal artificial intelligence assistant called Muse, and its creator, Meta, wants you to know that millions of people have integrated it into their day-to-day lives, quietly suggesting that you should too.

According to an October report from Yahoo Finance, Muse has been downloaded at least five million times since its launch in early September, earning three million concurrent users per week. Marketed as a round-the-clock digital serf whose entire existence is literally “built around your whole life,” Muse is meant to buy back users’ time by taking care of mundane busy work, Meta says. Based on reviews from tech reporters, it’s surprisingly capable and efficient.

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