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Meta's Muse agent launched this week and took @Muse on Instagram and X with it. The band Muse, which trademarked the name in 1999, now posts as @museband, per Engadget. Meta executives' launch posts tagged the band by mistake. Twenty-seven years of trademark, one product launch, zero comment from either side.
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Claude's storefront: five vendors, one invoice line
Your Apple Watch rewinds the meeting 15 seconds
DaVinci Resolve takes orders from Claude (Studio only)
Two reads on what AI should never own
Inside the Human Body, One Prompt at a Time (2.234 Pieces, down to the veins)
3 AI updates
Claude Marketplace added CrowdStrike, Cursor, Factory, Gamma and Vercel on Wednesday, per Anthropic's own post. The pitch is procurement, not product. An enterprise with an Anthropic spend commitment can pay for those partners' Claude-powered tools out of the commit it already signed, and Anthropic sends the one invoice. The five join a list that launched with GitLab, Harvey, Lovable, Replit, Rogo and Snowflake, so the shelf now holds about a dozen names. It is enterprise-only, which is the polite way of saying you need a commit big enough to come with a rep.
Try this: If your company has Claude seats and commit left over, pick the one partner tool you were about to buy separately and ask your rep whether it lands on the same line.
Your procurement spreadsheet just lost a column.
Would you buy your other AI tools through your AI?
Audio Intelligence ships with Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4, per MacRumors. Four features: Sound Recognition for sirens and alarms, automatic Shazam, Live Rewind (double-press the Digital Crown and the last 15 seconds come back as text), and Siri Recap, which turns a conversation into high-level notes. Apple says the raw audio runs in an isolated Secure Exclave on the S11 chip and is deleted right after use, so nothing is stored as a recording. Live Rewind and Siri Recap arrive in beta later this year, English first, need an iPhone 16 or newer (not the 16e), and skip the EU at launch. Series 12 starts at $399 and ships September 18.
Try this: Once you get the new Apple Watch and you half-hear meetings, test Live Rewind on one real conversation before you trust Siri Recap with the whole room.
The “wait, what did they just say?” button finally has a home.
DaVinci Resolve 21.1 ships with a built-in MCP server, which is the plumbing that lets an assistant like Claude, Claude Code or ChatGPT Codex drive the editor, per CineD. Type "organize this media," "cut a highlights reel from this hour" or "batch render these three timelines" and the assistant works the menus for you. The update is free and adds more than 100 new tools, by Blackmagic's count. The assistant path is Studio only, the $295 edition, and Blackmagic quietly moved Python scripting out of the free version in the same release. Free Resolve still edits fine.
Try this: If you already pay for Studio, point the assistant at one finished project and ask it to pull the selects you would have scrubbed through by hand.
Your timeline just got a producer. The free copy did not.
2 Resources worth keeping
1. 🚫 How to Know What You Should Never Hand to AI · free read
A four-part test for any task: does it need someone accountable, touch confidential data, depend on context, or affect another person's life? If it's a yes to any of those a should human keep it. Then a 30-minute audit sorts your recurring work into AI-owned, human-owned and shared. The catch: it is a framework, not a policy. You still have to write the rule down and tell the team.
2. 🧠 You Don't Need an AI Agent Until You Do · free read
A workflow follows a path you wrote. An agent picks the next step itself. Start with a plain prompt and build the agent only when the simple version clearly falls short, because workflows are faster, cheaper and easier to debug. Pair it with What is Loop Engineering? for the mental model. The catch: it tells you when, not how. The build is still yours.
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Ashe (@ashebytes) used GPT-6 Astra, OpenAI's new model from September 3, to build a 3D website that pulls the male body apart into 2,234 modeled pieces. The demo and the code are public. The how was scattered across the replies, so here it is in order.
Start with an anchor. Not a blank chat. Ashe pointed Astra at an earlier repo, the "exploding Tesla" site, so the model had a working pattern to copy. In Ashe's words: "important to give it anchors."
Prompt. (from the thread): "grab from the previous repo I did on the tesla and do it for a human anatomy version."
Iterate. "Once I passed it the Tesla GitHub repo it was a few turns." Then fork the code, swap in your own object, and let it explode.
The catch: it is a visual explainer, not a textbook. The pieces map to a public anatomy source, Ashe admits to not knowing many of the parts, replies flagged bugs, and there is no free female model at this detail yet.
If you sell anything complicated, steal the pull-it-apart pattern for one product page instead of another feature grid.
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