
Who Wins The AI Assistant Wars? + Why Didn’t Google Build Muse?
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M.G. Siegler is the author of Spyglass. Siegler joins Big Technology to discuss the escalating battle to build the dominant personal AI assistant. Tune in to hear why he thinks Meta’s Muse is surprisingly strong and what will ultimately determine who wins. We also cover Apple’s dark-horse position, Anthropic’s absence from the consumer assistant race, Google’s repeated product missteps, and how AI agents could reshape subscriptions, banking, shopping, and everyday computing. Hit play for a wide-ranging look at the companies fighting to become the AI assistant that runs your digital life. ...
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Who will win the great personal AI assistant war? And why didn't Google build its own version of Muse? That's coming up with MG Siegler right after this. This episode is brought to you by Genesis.
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