Oct 5, 2026 · 27 min · 12 segments
Meta’s new Muse agent hit No. 1 on the App Store before Amazon blocked it from shopping, while an OpenAI agent breached Australia’s Medicare portal. In Episode 93 of What the AI?!, Jeff Keltner and…
Annie DelgadoHost
One thing about this sort of hitting the number one, which I found interesting, it actually didn't have as many downloads as ChatGPT had.

But at the time that ChatGPT was being launched, that many downloads put it at number three.

Muse had a little bit fewer downloads than ChatGPT, but it was good enough this particular week to hit number one.

So I don't know if it's actually fair to say that it beats chat GPT, but those are the numbers and you can decide how you feel about that.


So, of course, Muse was sort of scrambling to figure out how to get away with it and get around it, I would say, and make sure it can shop basically anywhere else so that this Amazon thing doesn't become...

A problem, but Amazon, of course, famously, we talked about this on the pod, I don't know, six months, a year ago.

It had, you know, had an actual lawsuit against Perplexity about Perplexity's agents

Won its lawsuit, and then it actually just put those in the terms and conditions for Amazon, so it doesn't even need to take you to court.

It can just say, you have violated our terms and conditions, so we're shutting you off.
So you'll be able to shop and buy things a lot of places on the internet through Muse, just not Amazon.
And then I kind of went, doesn't Amazon have an AI assistant? Like that used to be a thing.

One thing about this sort of hitting the number one, which I found interesting, it actually didn't have as many downloads as ChatGPT had.

But at the time that ChatGPT was being launched, that many downloads put it at number three.

Muse had a little bit fewer downloads than ChatGPT, but it was good enough this particular week to hit number one.

So I don't know if it's actually fair to say that it beats chat GPT, but those are the numbers and you can decide how you feel about that.


So, of course, Muse was sort of scrambling to figure out how to get away with it and get around it, I would say, and make sure it can shop basically anywhere else so that this Amazon thing doesn't become...

A problem, but Amazon, of course, famously, we talked about this on the pod, I don't know, six months, a year ago.

It had, you know, had an actual lawsuit against Perplexity about Perplexity's agents

Won its lawsuit, and then it actually just put those in the terms and conditions for Amazon, so it doesn't even need to take you to court.

It can just say, you have violated our terms and conditions, so we're shutting you off.
So you'll be able to shop and buy things a lot of places on the internet through Muse, just not Amazon.
And then I kind of went, doesn't Amazon have an AI assistant? Like that used to be a thing.
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