#muse - natmc

Tuesday, September 29, 20261 item

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 - 1 post · tagged: #ai #fitness #muse

A WORKOUT VIDEO, SCORED REP BY REP

I've been giving Muse more of a try. This time, an example of someone else's workout caught my attention: upload a video, build an avatar, then score the movement from different angles, rep by rep.

Amy Li described using it on her own workouts. She could change the avatar's outfit and body shape to see the movement more clearly. Her description: a "brutally honest AI gym buddy."

I passed @armand_ruiz's post about her example to @JasonLBaptiste: "Hey @JasonLBaptiste I think you might find this interesting." This was Amy's account of the tool, not a workout test I had run.

Wednesday, September 23, 20261 item

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 - 2 posts · tagged: #ai #muse

BEHOLD MY MUSE GUY

"Ok I’m giving Muse more of a try. Behold my Muse guy." I posted a picture of my avatar.

Two days earlier, I had written: "Amazon rejects Muse as Shopify embraces it. The latter is the winning strategy." Now I was trying Muse myself.

Muse's own account replied, "welcome, guy." I had moved from commenting on how other companies treated Muse to giving the product a try myself.

Monday, September 14, 20261 item

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 - 8 posts · tagged: #instinct #muse #ai #chatgpt

THIRTY THINGS GOING ON IN INSTINCT

At 11:50am I replied to Matt PRD that I was going to try his Muse personal-style workflow. His post offered a prompt that analyzes Instagram photos, defines an upgrade style, researches products at three price tiers, and builds an interactive report. I wrote: "Have about 30 things going on Instinct and trying to figure out easy way to replicate or test the platforms against each other" (x.com).

The comparison got more specific late at night. At 11:39pm I posted four screenshots and wrote, "I am fan of the emojis from Instinct" (x.com). Eleven minutes later I asked whether anyone else hates when ChatGPT does work in presentation mode and wishes it defaulted to the image model (x.com). The screenshot showed my instruction: "gross - do it using your image model - you are so much better than what you just shared."

Also Monday: I posted that the stock market was pacing the frontier (x.com), shared a Disney World ticket comparison - $3.50 in 1971 and $189 in 2026 - with "This 7.5% annual inflation. Damn" (x.com), gave Brunson and the Knicks a basic-blocking-and-tackling note (x.com), joked there would be no meaningful AI news this week (x.com), and traced comedy timing from laugh tracks to Vine to 24-hour streamathons (x.com).