Meta Muse design lead on making a personal AI agent part of everyday life
xiaohu · x · 2026-10-13
Alex Cornell, Meta's design lead for Muse, discusses on the How I AI podcast how to design a personal AI agent that ordinary users actually adopt: a familiar chat entry point that handles complex multi-step background tasks, plus use cases that turn neglected personal data — old bookmarks, workout logs, old blog posts — into things worth revisiting. Covers interface philosophy, proactive messaging, and real scenarios like shopping, fitness, and memory curation.
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