Meta's new Muse product is poised to win the AI race because they have the distribution and they figured out how to make AI approachable for normal people. Most people have zero interest in coding some lame SAAS project, but everyone has things in their life that could be simplified and Facebook made this easy with all of the ideas and goal inside Muse. Anthropic went after Nerds, OpenAI went after Nonfunded Obligations, and Meta is going after Normies. Normies pay the bills, this is a smart move and their stock will probably reflect that over the coming months. Here's an overview of why they're positioned to win

Welcome to the group, please take a second to introduce yourself. Please let everyone know: 🌟 What is your career super power? What is the skillset that you've invested time developing? ❤️ What is your true passion? What is something you would do even if you could never earn money doing it? What do you really love? I'll go first... 🌟 My career super power is the ability to synthesize complex information and solve problems. ❤️ My passion is starting projects and connecting people

I just wanted to try the sad "it's insane" AI guy trope, and wouldn't you know....it works

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Grok 4.7 Dropped today. Here's my initial thoughts on the performance and when to use it, and one critical reason you should be using it instead of Claude. Here's my current stack (it changes constantly as models evolve) ChatGPT Astra = Architect Gemini 3.8 = Builder Grok 4.7 = Auditor Claude = CANCELLED