The intimacy economy and Muse | What conversation changes | Summit speaker: Taylor Black | The Artificial State
The intimacy economy is here, and Meta's Muse shows why agent design matters The intimacy economy is here.
The intimacy economy is here, and Meta's Muse shows why agent design matters The intimacy economy is here.
In 2024, we said people would trade intimate knowledge of themselves for AI that makes life easier. Meta's Muse proves it. What matters now is design: whether an agent borrows your intimacy to help you, or keeps it.
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