Meta’s Muse is built around your day
A more personal AI that sees your context, not just your prompts, could make technology feel less like a tool and more like a thoughtful companion.
Read story01 / Working Theory
What if slowing down helps us catch up?
The opportunity might be in the AI we already have.
I think a slowdown could actually benefit us. But it depends on what we slow down.
Stopping the training of the next model doesn’t switch off the current one. The capability developed through its existing training remains available to use.
“What could your company still do
with the models we already have?”
02 / AI News
OpenAI Dots: beyond the conversation
A new interface suggests AI can be a constant, ambient layer in your work, not just something you chat with when you have a question.
Read story03 / The Workshop
You run a tiny AI lab.
One model. Three possible careers. You choose its training.
Start the experimentCook
Learns from recipes, flavors and food culture.
Explore
Learns from maps, places and the natural world.
Create
Learns from design, stories and visual art.