Meta's Muse open-source home device play: 0% risk, oceans of physical data
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-03
Scoble says he's buying Meta's Muse home AI device, calling Silicon Valley's data appetite unstoppable. The quoted analysis breaks down the strategy: open-sourcing Muse lets anyone build hardware it can live on and control, giving Meta a zero-risk entry into home devices, massive physical-life data (lights, TV, smart devices) that improves the agent, and much higher switching costs — with Meta's own device free via subscription.
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