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Meta Muse Runs on Mac With Permission Controls for Sensitive Actions

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21 September 2026 14h45

6/ Meta Muse for Mac

Meta's personal agent now works on your computer: local files, native apps, calendar and notes. Free download, US only for now.

It asks for your approval before sensitive actions like deleting files or sending messages.https://t.co/KZLNpIkWLT
— Futurepedia – Learn to Leverage AI (@futurepedia_io) 21 septembre 2026

6/ Meta Muse for Mac Meta's personal agent now works on your computer: local files, native apps, calendar and notes. Free download, US only for now. It asks for your approval before sensitive actions like deleting files or sending messages.

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21 September 2026

Apple Rolls Out Gemini-Backed Siri AI With App Actions

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21 September 2026 14h45

3/ Siri AI

Apple's rebuilt Siri, developed in collaboration with Google's Gemini models, is rolling out alongside iOS 27.

Access is through a waitlist, starting in English, with daily limits on some cloud-powered features. A gradual start for a very big install base.…
— Futurepedia – Learn to Leverage AI (@futurepedia_io) 21 septembre 2026

3/ Siri AI Apple's rebuilt Siri, developed in collaboration with Google's Gemini models, is rolling out alongside iOS 27. Access is through a waitlist, starting in English, with daily limits on some cloud-powered features. A gradual start for a very big install base.

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21 September 2026

Weekly AI Roundup Covers Claude Cowork, Gemini Live, and Siri

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21 September 2026 14h45

AI stopped waiting in the chat box the past week. It moved into your desktop, your phone, your Word docs and your living room. 🏠 The past week in AI tools (Sep 13–19):
💠Claude merges chat + Cowork into one window
💠Gemini 3.8 Live talks while it works
💠Siri AI arrives with

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21 September 2026

Muse compares reviews and books a barber within constraints

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21 September 2026 7h37

use muse to save yourself all the time of checking different barbershop websites, calling for appointment times, checking google reviews… muse can do all of that for you!

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21 September 2026

Muse Builds a Personal Styling App From User Preferences

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21 September 2026 5h33

woah this is a pretty cool musecase. your personal stylist!

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21 September 2026

Report Examines AI-Powered Dating App Scams

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21 September 2026 4h58

The sexy #AI-powered dating app scams are here
by Yael Grauer @verge Learn more: https://
bit.ly/4xtafiX #ArtificialIntelligence #Cybersecurity #DigitalSafety

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21 September 2026

Muse helps build a game around historical investing decisions

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21 September 2026 3h33

fun capital allocation game that muse made! could go by the alternate title: “price is right: warren buffett edition”

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21 September 2026

OpenAI reallocates compute and staff after ending Sora and Atlas

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21 September 2026 3h00

Sam Altman says OpenAI killed Sora even though it was good.

Sam Altman says Sora was a good product and he thought Atlas was a great browser, but OpenAI still stopped both. The compute and the people could go toward what he believes matters more.#OpenAI #AtlasBrowser #Sora #AI… pic.twitter.com/kZKyQnngmy
— Amitav Bhattacharjee (@bamitav) 21 septembre 2026

Sam Altman says OpenAI killed Sora even though it was good. Sam Altman says Sora was a good product and he thought Atlas was a great browser, but OpenAI still stopped both. The compute and the people could go toward what he believes matters more. #OpenAI #AtlasBrowser #Sora #AI

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21 September 2026

AI provider choice raises questions about data control and privacy

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20 September 2026 21h22

You decide where the data goes. That's the thing: the AI is American. Or Chinese. You choose which one you want to use. There's a lot of thinking and privacy going on here. This company is an American company that's selling these.

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20 September 2026