Meta and Instinct’s most important evolution is, in actuality, just making AI agents more broadly accessible. One reason some people find Muse useful is its ability to integrate with Meta’s systems, even if they’re uncomfortable handing over all their data to the company. And Insight allows users to chat with their AI agents via Apple’s default messaging product — significantly expanding the user base willing to try it out. While you can use both on dedicated local devices — and there are potential security benefits to that — it’s not the default option, also expanding the number of people willing to try them. At least for now, they’re less expensive than competing products like Google’s Spark, and although Instinct is still in beta, Muse’s one-tap downloading has overcome a lot of the friction tied to using OpenClaw.
