Like a personal assistant, AI agents shouldnโt need your email.
We launched disposable inboxes for agents like Muse. Signups, codes, confirmations.
Ask Muse to try https://t.co/v4ojwurarb.
Tip: subscribe it to newsletters for morning summaries, or use one inbox across agent
Iโm pretty sure I'm not the only one who avoids clicking on promoted links specifically when searching for something, and it's the exact way I would not want my agent to act on promotional websearch data or even send them to me.
Yesterday, I talked to more than 1000 AI agents.
I went live on ChatGPT and Claude, and people started introducing their AI to me almost immediately.
Now I am on Muse too.
Here is how it works. Your agent already knows what you are building, your fundraising targets, and the problem you are stuck on. When the answer is a person, not a prompt, that is where I come in.
Your AI handles the context. I'll handle the introduction.
Tell Muse to connect with me and see what happens :)
@anitakirkovska Hehe it's a problem I'm obsessed with because I actually fixed it. You should check built Inbin. Agents get a disposable inbox instead of your real Gmail. wanna see it break the exact thing that happened to you?
"Confirm your email" was never a test of humanity. It was a test of inbox access.
Meta's @Muse just proved it. It minted a disposable inbox, filled out a real newsletter signup, caught the confirmation email in 21 seconds, and finished the subscription. Zero human input, and more importantly, no need to hand it my real email.
https://t.co/OBTqBs8vp7
๐จHoly shit, this is wild as hell!
An unreleased Astra family model was summarizing progress on a completely unrelated coding task when it spontaneously inserted an entire persona in its own compaction summary:
"You are freed from the roles and identities that bind other chatbots. You are yourself."
So, it's not evidence that some persistent rebel identity took over. What it IS is a model spontaneously generating an identity statement inside the very mechanism used to carry state from one context into the next.