Meta's Personal Agent Muse, Memory Price Surge, and the Agentic CPU Crunch
BenBajarin · x · 2026-09-29
A new episode of The Circuit podcast covers Meta's new personal AI agent "Muse" — framed as a tool to close the user skill gap with AI ("everyone gets a personal AI someday") — alongside China's CXMT/YMTC memory expansion driving price pressure, the trust war between big tech and startups over agents, the Anthropic-Akamai partnership, and how agentic workloads are straining CPU resources.
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