I asked Meta’s Muse AI for productivity hacks — these 7 unconventional ideas surprised me the most
AI I asked Meta’s Muse AI for productivity hacks — these 7 unconventional ideas surprised me the most Features By Elton Jones Published 28 September 2026 Adopting some of “Amani’s” routines for future use When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. I’m always on the lookout for the sort of beneficial practices that go hand in hand with boosting my productivity. Two passes, one prompt.Scheduled ambushes — Set a cron with me to check on a goal at an inconvenient time (Friday 4pm is brutal).
- ▪AI I asked Meta’s Muse AI for productivity hacks — these 7 unconventional ideas surprised me the most Features By Elton Jones Published 28 September 2026 Adopting some of “Amani’s” routines for future use When you purchase through links on
- ▪I’m always on the lookout for the sort of beneficial practices that go hand in hand with boosting my productivity.
- ▪Two passes, one prompt.Scheduled ambushes — Set a cron with me to check on a goal at an inconvenient time (Friday 4pm is brutal).
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AI I asked Meta’s Muse AI for productivity hacks — these 7 unconventional ideas surprised me the most Features By Elton Jones Published 28 September 2026 Adopting some of “Amani’s” routines for future use When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Shutterstock) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter I have to give Meta’s Muse AI its flowers—alongside asking it everyday questions and giving it the standard commands that work with competing chatbots, Meta’s digital assistant also has the capacity to automate multi-step real-world tasks and manage a bevy of busywork across my apps and even my…
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