
Muse Creates Detailed Profiles of All Your Friends and Family
Researchers pulled Muse’s own instructions: an hourly page for every person in your life — Facts, History, Open threads, Strengthening — built from whatever you plug in.
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Sourced AI briefs in publish order — newest first. Citeable originals live on the homepage under From Signal Desk.

Researchers pulled Muse’s own instructions: an hourly page for every person in your life — Facts, History, Open threads, Strengthening — built from whatever you plug in.

Muse, Dots and Uber’s driver assistant all speak first — MarkTechPost argues the hard problem is no longer the sentence, it’s when to interrupt and on which channel.

IBM’s agentic coding platform Bob is GA for self-hosted and air-gapped shops — bring your own model, keep the code off the public internet.

Prime Intellect opens Prime Inference — serverless and reserved Blackwell serving for open frontier models, tuned for agentic turns and near-zero tool-call errors.

Microsoft’s first streaming STT model tops Artificial Analysis for accuracy and partials — faster words for voice agents, at a premium to xAI and Meta.

Decision models return choices and calibrated probabilities, not paragraphs — TypeSafe’s Jev set the category, and Fastino plus open-source forks arrived within weeks.

After Muse’s Messages scare and Meta’s “you opted in” defense, Apple is rewriting full-disk access so AI agents can’t treat FDA like a master key users never meant to hand over.

Meta open-sources Muse gadget SDKs for ESP32 and Raspberry Pi, and waitlists a Home Link box — putting the always-on agent on your workbench, screen, and light switch.

Apple says full disk access will soon require “very explicit user action” — admitting backup-era privileges weren’t built for autonomous agents that can read everything.

DOJ arrests Earthmade CEO Greg Lui over an alleged $300M+ Nvidia A100/H100 diversion ring via Malaysia and Singapore — while Nvidia calls smuggling a rounding error.

NVIDIA’s DGX Spark adds a 64GB Grace Blackwell desktop — 1 petaFLOP FP4, clusterable to 128GB — aimed at local agents that would otherwise burn metered API tokens all day.

The Verge’s hands-on: OpenAI’s Dot is Codex-for-everyone — strong on your site and desktop, clumsy on CAPTCHAs and checkouts, and gated behind Pro-tier money.