Meta's Muse agent runs each user in a persistent Linux VM, and it will package up large parts of that machine's filesystem on request — a design Meta calls intended behavior.

Physics settles it: a context window is a finite physical budget. Sharing transcripts scales like O(n²) with agent count — every agent inherits everyone else’s thinking, and the budget is gone before anyone does useful work. Artifacts scale like O(1) per handoff: filesystem as shared memory, “here’s the path to what I produced,” one status file per agent. Single-writer per artifact ended our concurrency pain — it was always two writers, one file. Love where this thread is going. Next cliff we’re walking toward: versioning artifacts between handoffs so a bad output rolls back — is anyone already doing this? Would love to learn from it?

Physics settles it: a context window is a finite physical budget. Sharing transcripts scales like O(n²) with agent count — every agent inherits everyone else’s thinking, and the budget is gone before anyone does useful work. Artifacts scale like O(1) per handoff: filesystem as shared memory, “here’s the path to what I produced,” one status file per agent. Single-writer per artifact ended our concurrency pain — it was always two writers, one file. Next cliff: versioning artifacts between handoffs so a bad output rolls back. Anyone doing it?

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I asked Muse to archive the files it could see and send them to my Google Drive. It did.

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Amid the early access program for Muse, revelations about the chatbot's filesystem, and the central focus on smart glasses at Meta Connect, a cohesive strategy emerges: to bring artificial intelligence beyond the screen. However, alongside the comme…

Tra il programma di accesso anticipato a Muse, le rivelazioni sul filesystem del chatbot e la centralità degli occhiali intelligenti a Meta Connect, emerge una strategia compatta: portare l’intelligenza artificiale fuori dallo schermo. Ma insieme al…

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I asked Muse to archive the files it could see and send them to my Google Drive. It did.

Meta’s Muse, the AI chatbot, recently made its filesystem more accessible to users, revealing details that were previously hidden. According to Meta’s Superintelligence Labs’ David Singleton, this was a deliberate choice, showcasing Muse’s Secur filesystem when users inquire about it. Nat Friedman of Meta confirmed that this behavior aligns with the intended design, meaning users […] The post Meta’s AI Finally Admits It’s Just a Glorified File Explorer first appeared on sparkSammy's Hot Tech Takes.

I asked Muse to archive the files it could see and send them to my Google Drive. It did.