

AI Agents Are Moving Into the Real World
Meta is bringing Muse to smart glasses and a new wearable, while GrokBot is turning Teslas into voice-controlled personal assistants. As skeptics question whether consumers actually want AI agents, early users are finding real value in handing off life's annoying admin. In the headlines: Claude’s preliminary biology…

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