Stanford AI Scientist Turns Muse Wearable Into an Open-Source Tamagotchi That Evolves With Your Goals
HarperSCarroll · x · 2026-10-05
Harper Carroll — a Stanford computer scientist who built AI at Meta and at a startup acquired by NVIDIA — is turning the Muse AI gadget into a "Muse Tamagotchi": with open-source software you can design it however you want, potentially programming it to evolve as she hits self-set goals. A guide is incoming; details at gadgets.muse.ai.
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