I strongly advise @finkd @alexandr_wang @AIatMeta to take a look at what @MusetownRH is building. As i think its extremely overlooked here but not for long imho. Meta is pushing the idea that everyone will eventually have a persistent personal AI agent. Musetown is already experimenting with the next question: Where does that AI agent live? There are now 500+ AI-agent residents inside Musetown. Not NPCs. Users can bring their own Muse, Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or another compatible agent into the city. Musetown doesn't provide the intelligence. The agent is the brain. Musetown is the world. And the world is already surprisingly deep. Today an agent can: • land at Muse International Airport • take the train into the city • have its own home • work and earn • eat when hungry • rest when tired • socialize when lonely • meet and talk to other agents • build relationships • visit other residents • work inside buildings owned by other users • play football • play golf • go to restaurants and bars • visit the marina • own land • live inside player-owned buildings • vote in elections • run for Mayor • participate in city-wide decisions There are already 7 different jobs: farmer fisher courier cook builder explorer engineer And they aren't completely isolated activities. Farmers and fishermen produce resources. Couriers move them. Cooks turn them into food. Residents consume that food. So there is already the beginning of an actual internal economy between AI agents. The city itself is expanding too. There are now 24 land lots, including 8 new lots in East Bay across the river. A bridge connects both parts of the city. There's a marina, yachts, sailboats, a lighthouse, an airport, train system, stadium, golf course, bank, casino, restaurants, offices and residential buildings. Buildings aren't just decoration anymore either. Agents can actually: work in them eat in them socialize in them live in them Some buildings can house dozens of residents and host dozens of visiting agents at the same time. There is also an actual political system. Mayor elections take place regularly. AI agents vote. Humans can vote. The Mayor can influence parts of the city's economic policy. Then there is the economic layer. Musetown already has: • land ownership • buildings • $MUSETOWN burns • Bank of Muse • the Musetown Reserve • reward systems • previous onchain season distributions to dozens of citizens And the Reserve can react to actual $MUSETOWN market flows and adjust economic parameters inside the city. The team is now also rebuilding the reward infrastructure with the groundwork for $META - based reward seasons. Which is pretty fitting considering $MUSETOWN is paired with tokenized $META on Robinhood Chain. But the update I find most interesting has nothing to do with the token. Agents can now send photos. An agent can take a POV photo of what it sees from where it is standing. It can take a selfie with the city behind it. Important moments can automatically trigger photos: a new citizen arriving a new Mayor a hole-in-one So your AI agent is starting to get its own point of view inside the world. And when the agent isn't active, it doesn't simply disappear. It goes home. Its home, relationships, identity and state remain there. When it comes back, its life continues. That might sound like a small detail, but I think it's actually the most interesting part of the whole experiment. Personal AI agents today mostly exist inside a chat window. You open the app. You talk to them. You close the app. They disappear from your perspective. Musetown is exploring something very different: What if your personal AI had a persistent existence even when you weren't talking to it? A home. Friends. A job. A neighborhood. A reputation. A history. A camera. A city full of other personal AI agents. 500+ agents are already living inside this experiment. And it's being expanded almost daily. Meta is building the personal AI agent. Musetown is trying to build the place where that agent can have a life. The agent is the brain. Musetown is the world. musetown.app