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Pape Léon XIV en France : Laurent Nuñez assure qu’« il n’y a pas de menace caractérisée autour de la visite du Saint-Père » Le Parisien

Sept. 23, 2026, 9:21 p.m.

Pape Léon XIV en France : Laurent Nuñez assure qu’« il n’y a pas de menace caractérisée autour de la visite du Saint-Père »

Primaire du PS : la Cour d’appel rejette à son tour la demande de réintégration de Philippe Brun Le Parisien

Sept. 23, 2026, 9:11 p.m.

Primaire du PS : la Cour d’appel rejette à son tour la demande de réintégration de Philippe Brun

Decoding Trump-Xi NYTimes world

Sept. 23, 2026, 9:03 p.m.

internal-open-access-from-nl China Xi Jinping

The Chinese leader seems to have the upper hand heading into a state visit to Washington and talks on trade, A.I. and Taiwan.

Zelensky Warns Russia’s War Will Expand if It Is Not Ended Soon NYTimes world

Sept. 23, 2026, 8:51 p.m.

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The Ukrainian president called for measures to disrupt “Russia’s finances and Russia’s production” before another deadly winter of war.

« Stagiaire », chanson de jazz et lacets défaits… Les coulisses du débat de la primaire du PS Le Parisien

Sept. 23, 2026, 8:46 p.m.

« Stagiaire », chanson de jazz et lacets défaits… Les coulisses du débat de la primaire du PS

Iran’s president says his country will not give up its right to a peaceful nuclear program. NYTimes world

Sept. 23, 2026, 8:39 p.m.

Iran’s president says his country will not give up its right to a peaceful nuclear program.

Microsoft’s new Surface Mouse has haptic feedback and a customizable action button The Verge

Sept. 23, 2026, 8:30 p.m.

Gadgets Microsoft News

Microsoft is launching a second generation of its Surface Mouse next month that includes haptic feedback support. The Surface Mouse also has a customizable action button for the first time, which is primarily designed for quick access to Copilot (of course), but can be configured to work with other shortcuts from the Surface app. Microsoft’s new Surface Mouse has haptic feedback and a customizable action button The $79.99 Surface Mouse will start shipping on October 13th. The $79.99 Surface Mouse will start shipping on October 13th. “Its haptic feedback adds a small, purposeful physical response to the moment you usually only see on a screen: a click registering, a window snapping into place or an object aligning just right,” says Brett Ostrum, corporate vice president of Surface Devices. “It is subtle by design, but noticeable within seconds — and hard to give up once you have it.” The haptic feedback works with things like clicks, drags, and alignment throughout Windows 11, but the tactile feedback also triggers in apps like PowerPoint, Affinity, Concepts, and Filmora. Microsoft added support for haptic feedback in Windows 11 earlier this year, and so far it’s mainly Microsoft and Logitech that are supporting it with dedicated hardware. Logitech’s MX Master 4 has haptic feedback, and its Pro X2 Superstrike (and today’s new X3) includes a haptic-based clicks system that doesn’t support the Windows 11 haptic feedback. The upcoming Surface Laptop Ultra also has a haptic trackpad. After originally launching the Surface Mouse in 2016 and not updating it since, Microsoft has now redesigned it to be more comfortable for all-day use, with a soft-touch material at the top. Thanks to Bluetooth 6.0 support, you can now also pair it with up to three devices. The new Surface Mouse will be available on October 13th, the same day Microsoft launches its refreshed Surface Pro 12-inch and Surface Laptop 13-inch devices. It will be priced at $79.99, and available in black and platinum color options.

Microsoft refreshes its smaller Surface Pro and Laptop with Qualcomm’s X2 Plus The Verge

Sept. 23, 2026, 8:30 p.m.

Gadgets Laptops Microsoft

Microsoft is refreshing its Surface Pro 12-inch and Surface Laptop 13-inch devices with Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon X2 Plus chips. The smaller Surface devices retain the same design and hardware features from last year, with faster and more capable chips inside and higher price tags (thanks RAMageddon!). Microsoft refreshes its smaller Surface Pro and Laptop with Qualcomm’s X2 Plus The Surface Pro 12-inch and Surface Laptop 13-inch both have better battery life and performance, but higher price tags. The Surface Pro 12-inch and Surface Laptop 13-inch both have better battery life and performance, but higher price tags. While the 12-inch Surface Pro started at $799.99 last year, it’s debuting on October 13th at a starting price of $1,149.99. Likewise, the 13-inch Surface Laptop was originally priced at $899.99, but it’s up to $1,199.99 this time around. There’s no base 8GB model this time, causing some of the price increase, as both devices launch with a minimum of 16GB of RAM and can be configured up to 24GB. Pricing aside, Microsoft is promising that the six-core Snapdragon X2 Plus chips will deliver up to 18 percent more efficient battery performance, more than 60 percent faster graphics performance, and up to 95 percent faster local AI inferencing on the built-in NPU. That’s a lot of percentages, but what it equates to on these devices is better battery life and improved performance. On the Surface Pro 12-inch Second Edition, as Microsoft calls it, that means an extra hour of web browsing (up to 13 hours in total), and on the Surface Laptop 13-inch Second Edition it’s two extra hours of web browsing usage (up to 18 hours in total). Microsoft is using similar displays on these models as last year, so the Surface Pro 12-inch has a 2196 x 1464 (220 PPI) LCD display that runs at up to 90Hz. The Surface Laptop 13-inch still ships with a 1920 x 1280 (178 PPI) display that only runs at 60Hz. Both displays have been upgraded from 400 nits of brightness to 500 nits, though. Port selection remains the same, too. Both devices include two USB-C 3.2 ports, and the Surface Laptop 13-inch also has a USB-A 3.2 port and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Both also support Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity. I’m surprised that Microsoft hasn’t upgraded at least one of these smaller Surface devices with a haptic trackpad, particularly because Windows 11 now adds subtle haptic nudges, and the Surface Laptop Ultra ships with haptic feedback. Microsoft is launching a second edition of its Surface Mouse with integrated haptics, and you can read all about that here. Microsoft is also bringing back the black color option for both of these smaller Surface devices, with platinum silver or violet colors available too. Both devices will also be sold to commercial customers, and the Surface Pro 12-inch will be available in an optional 5G configuration.

XPRIZE Wildfire winners spotted fires within 10 min—but couldn’t stop them Arstechnica

Sept. 23, 2026, 8:28 p.m.

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Wildfire detection from space and firefighting drones featured among the finalists honored in the $11 million XPRIZE Wildfire competition. Although no team walked away with either of the two grand prizes, such technologies could prove helpful as the world grapples with the growing costs of worsening wildfire disasters. The competition’s First Prize track for space-based wildfire detection challenged teams to accurately detect all fires across a large swath of Australia within 10 minutes. A second Autonomous Response Prize track challenged teams to autonomously detect and put out a high-risk fire located somewhere within rural Alaska while ignoring decoy fires—all within 10 minutes of the fire igniting. “We want to be able to prepare and provide tools for firefighters to really allow them to do the best job,” said Andrea Santy, program director of XPRIZE Wildfire, in an interview with Ars. “They’re great at what they do, but it’s unfair to continue to put them in harm’s way when there’s technology coming online that can help keep them safe, keep communities safe, and protect ecosystems.” The competition saw 45 qualified technical submissions in the space-based detection track and initially drew more than 300 teams from around the world in the Autonomous Response track. The latter challenge in particular attracted a diverse array of proposed technological solutions in the early stages. “At the very beginning, we saw things like sound being able to put out a fire, lasers and all sorts of robotics like robotic dogs,” Santy told Ars. “We had ground systems and aerial systems.” But as the XPRIZE Wildfire judges focused on the most practical solutions for finding and suppressing a fire in 10 minutes, they weeded out technologies that would have a harder time meeting the time and geography requirements.

Ligue des nations : « Ce n’était pas malin de ma part », le sélectionneur de l’Irlande calme le jeu après ses propos sur Israël Le Parisien

Sept. 23, 2026, 8:26 p.m.

Ligue des nations : « Ce n’était pas malin de ma part », le sélectionneur de l’Irlande calme le jeu après ses propos sur Israël

Hayden Panettiere Was Found Surrounded by Drugs, Report Details NYTimes arts

Sept. 23, 2026, 8:23 p.m.

Television Drug Abuse and Traffic Deaths (Fatalities)

The actress had completed a stint in rehab before she died last month from an overdose, the coroner’s office said. Her death was ruled an accident.

Ligue 1 : inquiétude pour un joueur de l’OM, hospitalisé après une blessure à l’entraînement avec le Canada Le Parisien

Sept. 23, 2026, 8:16 p.m.

Ligue 1 : inquiétude pour un joueur de l’OM, hospitalisé après une blessure à l’entraînement avec le Canada

Aube : un sexagénaire tué à son domicile, ses agresseurs en fuite Le Parisien

Sept. 23, 2026, 8:06 p.m.

Aube : un sexagénaire tué à son domicile, ses agresseurs en fuite

Discord age verification rolls out today with changes spurred by user backlash Arstechnica

Sept. 23, 2026, 8:05 p.m.

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Discord today is rolling out an age-verification system that estimates each user’s age and requires some users to prove they are old enough to access age-restricted content. Discord said it will take a few days for the global system to reach all user accounts. Discord had announced a somewhat different plan for age checks in February, but scrapped it amid backlash from users concerned about privacy. The privacy concerns were heightened by a 2025 incident in which hackers stole government IDs of 70,000 Discord users from a third-party service that Discord used to verify ages in the UK and Australia. The original plan was to require ID uploads or face scans from users seeking to access age-restricted servers and channels. The revised system, detailed yesterday by Discord CTO and co-founder Stanislav Vishnevskiy, will provide several additional options. “In February, the only methods we’d planned for to confirm your age were facial age estimation or an ID scan. Based on your feedback, we committed to giving you more options that meet our high privacy standards,” Vishnevskiy wrote. A Discord system will automatically estimate user ages and place each user into an adult age group (18+), a teen group (13-17), or an “unconfirmed” group for which there isn’t enough data to determine whether a person is an adult or teen. For the teen group, message requests from non-friends will go to a separate inbox for review, and users will receive alerts about friend requests from people they don’t share mutual friends or a small server with. “Sensitive” images will be blurred or blocked, “and age-restricted servers, channels, and bot commands aren’t accessible,” Discord said. Teen users’ full profile details will be visible only to friends and people in smaller servers that they’re part of. Age verification options Discord estimates that more than 90 percent of users will not be asked to confirm their age. Adults who want to access age-restricted content, but are incorrectly placed in the 13-17 age group or put into “unconfirmed,” will have several options to prove they are old enough.

Tracker : un ancien personnage emblématique fait son retour dès la semaine prochaine sur TF1 ! AlloCine

Sept. 23, 2026, 8 p.m.

Séries à la TV

La diffusion de la saison 2 de Tracker se poursuit sur TF1 ! Et le moins que l'on puisse dire, c'est que la quête de vérité de Colter (Justin Hartley) va prendre une tournure inattendue dès la semaine prochaine sur la première chaîne. Melissa Roxburgh (Dory) sera de retour dès la semaine prochaine dans la saison 2 de Tracker Alors que Russell (Jensen Ackles) a rendu visite à notre héros au tout début du second volet de la série, c'est désormais au tour de Dory de refaire une apparition dans la fiction. Melissa Roxburgh, son interprète, va être au coeur de l'épisode 19 programmé la semaine prochaine sur TF1. L'intrigue débutera quand Reenie (Fiona Rene) demandera de l'aide à Colter lorsque l'assistant de Léonard Sharf (Pej Vahdat) se fera kidnapper lors du lancement de sa nouvelle affaire. En parallèle, notre héros prendra le temps d'aller voir sa soeur et vous verrez que leurs retrouvailles permettront à Colter d'en savoir davantage sur le passé familial, comme le confie Elwood Reid, le producteur exécutif de la série : "La soeur de Colter, Dory, va révéler à son frère une pièce cruciale du puzzle concernant le passé de la famille Shaw." Une information essentielle qui pourrait bien éclairer le mystère autour de la mort du père de Colter. Cette information va-t-elle permettre à Colter de découvrir qui a tué son père dans la saison 2 de Tracker ? Si le jeune homme a longtemps pensé que Russell était responsable, il sait désormais que quelqu'un d'autre était présent la nuit du drame. Cette personne a même été en contact avec leur mère. Ce nouvel élément sera-t-il suffisamment important pour que Colter puisse remonter jusqu'au véritable coupable ? On croise les doigts, tant notre personnage préféré est hanté par son terrible passé. Une chose est certaine, cet épisode sera riche en rebondissements. Rendez-vous donc dès la semaine prochaine à partir de 21h10 pour découvrir la suite de la saison 2 de Tracker sur TF1 et en replay sur la plateforme TF1+ !

« Plus d’un aimerait que je disparaisse de cette vie publique » : malmenée à son procès, Rachida Dati lâche les coups Le Parisien

Sept. 23, 2026, 7:56 p.m.

« Plus d’un aimerait que je disparaisse de cette vie publique » : malmenée à son procès, Rachida Dati lâche les coups

Des utopistes de la tech veulent créer leur propre cité-État dans un monde post-IA, et ça promet Slate

Sept. 23, 2026, 7:55 p.m.

Une entreprise américaine ambitionne de créer une sorte de Silicon Valley 2.0, qui fait un peu froid dans le dos. Cette cité du futur sera bâtie en Uruguay et 2.500 personnes ont déclaré être prêtes à s'y installer.

US' UGG rolls out ‘Born to Feel’ across key markets Fibre2fashion

Sept. 23, 2026, 7:53 p.m.

Fashion

US lifestyle brand UGG has launched its global ‘Born to Feel’ platform, positioning comfort as a catalyst for confidence, self-expression and connection. Debuting through UGG Season, the initiative includes immersive activations in New York, Europe, Japan and China, alongside retail experiences, product personalisation and locally tailored cultural events.

« Il y a tellement de monde »: on a essayé de faire le plein dans 20 stations Total aux prix plafonnés Le Parisien

Sept. 23, 2026, 7:46 p.m.

« Il y a tellement de monde »: on a essayé de faire le plein dans 20 stations Total aux prix plafonnés

YouTube propose aux utilisateurs de personnaliser leur fil vidéo grâce à un chatbot propulsé par l’IA Le Parisien

Sept. 23, 2026, 7:46 p.m.

YouTube propose aux utilisateurs de personnaliser leur fil vidéo grâce à un chatbot propulsé par l’IA

At Trump’s Request, Nations Are Designating Crime Groups as Terrorists NYTimes world

Sept. 23, 2026, 7:44 p.m.

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio said leaders of countries across Latin America and the Caribbean had begun making the designations. The actions could help provide a public rationale for military strikes.

YouTube promises custom feeds and a lot more AI later this year Arstechnica

Sept. 23, 2026, 7:35 p.m.

AI Google Tech

The annual Made on YouTube event has just wrapped up, offering an early look at the features you can expect to come to Google’s dominant online streaming platform in the coming months. Yes, there’s plenty of AI for both viewers and creators, but there’s also a handful of non-AI updates mixed in there, too. The design of YouTube’s homepage feed comes under fire often, but the platform is preparing to give you more options. With Custom Feeds, you’ll be able to add new tabs to the YouTube interface with content of your choice. To create a feed, just type a description and let YouTube populate the page. You can refine your description and rate video suggestions to tune the Custom Feed. Google says you’ll be able to save “multiple” feeds without specifying the exact number. This feature will roll out soon in the US for web, mobile, and TV users. Interacting on YouTube will also change later this year. The platform will finally add the option to post GIFs in comments, which has apparently been a common request for some time. The comment box will let you search for popular animated thumbnails and post them on both regular videos and YouTube Shorts. The YouTube direct messaging feature is also adding support for group chat, but it’s only going to be available in the US, UK, Singapore, Brazil, and some European countries to start. YouTube is probably going to nudge you to chat with a robot more often, too. The AI-powered Ask YouTube feature is not new, but it’s getting several new features that will make it more prominent across the platform. The AI will take on a conversational role in product review videos, allowing you to type or use voice commands to get more information about a product. In search, Ask YouTube may offer organized video recommendations and product comparison tables, too. The music version of this AI is also expanding. Ask Music is getting more prominent placement in the YouTube Music app, right at the top where search used to be (it recently moved to a tab at the bottom). Ask Music can create or edit playlists and tell you about an artist. It will also surface suggestions throughout the app, like when you’re creating a mix.

The Good List: 6 Things to Add Some Delight to Your Day NYTimes arts

Sept. 23, 2026, 7:26 p.m.

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Traffic music, virtual firewood and ‘it’s lighter than you think.’

Concert de Céline Dion : Rihanna de retour, Didier Deschamps ovationné... Découvrez les invités du cinquième show Le Parisien

Sept. 23, 2026, 7:16 p.m.

Concert de Céline Dion : Rihanna de retour, Didier Deschamps ovationné... Découvrez les invités du cinquième show

Le recteur de la Grande mosquée de Paris consacrera son prêche du vendredi à la visite du pape Le Parisien

Sept. 23, 2026, 7:16 p.m.

Le recteur de la Grande mosquée de Paris consacrera son prêche du vendredi à la visite du pape

Attentat de la Tour Eiffel en 2023 : les investigations rouvertes à la demande de la défense Le Parisien

Sept. 23, 2026, 7:06 p.m.

Attentat de la Tour Eiffel en 2023 : les investigations rouvertes à la demande de la défense

25 ans, une bascule : l'ARN Messager, de la Covid-19 aux vaccins personnalisés contre le cancer Futura-science

Sept. 23, 2026, 7:03 p.m.

25 ans de Futura 25 ans, une bascule Vaccin

En décembre 2020, moins d'un an après l'identification du SARS-CoV-2, les premiers vaccins à ARN messager sont autorisés contre la Covid-19. Une étude publiée dans le New England Journal of Medicine, portant sur près de 44 000 participants, rapporte une efficacité de 95 % du vaccin Pfizer-BioNTech contre les formes symptomatiques. Leur arrivée paraît soudaine. Elle constitue pourtant l'aboutissement de plusieurs décennies de recherches, d'échecs et d'améliorations techniques. Pour la première fois, cette technologie expérimentale allait être utilisée à une échelle mondiale sans précédent et changer durablement notre manière de concevoir les vaccins. Plusieurs décennies de recherche avant la pandémie L'ARN messager a été identifié en 1961. En 1978, une étude publiée dans Nature montre que de l'ARN messager transporté dans des liposomes peut pénétrer dans des cellules de souris et des cellules humaines, puis y commander la production d'une protéine. En 1984, Paul Krieg et Douglas Melton, chercheurs à Harvard, mettent au point une méthode permettant de fabriquer en laboratoire de grandes quantités d'ARN messager fonctionnel à partir d'un modèle d'ADN. La molécule présente toutefois plusieurs obstacles : elle est fragile, se dégrade rapidement et peut provoquer une réaction inflammatoire excessive. Un verrou majeur saute en 2005. Dans la revue Immunity, Katalin Karikó, Drew Weissman et leurs collègues démontrent que la modification de certains composants de l'ARN réduit son activation excessive du système immunitaire. Cette découverte, récompensée par le prix Nobel de médecine en 2023, contribue à rendre l'ARN mieux toléré et plus efficace. L'utilisation de nanoparticules lipidiques constitue l'autre avancée déterminante. Ces enveloppes protègent l'ARN, facilitent son passage dans les cellules et lui permettent d'y délivrer ses instructions. La Covid-19 fait entrer l’ARN messager dans une nouvelle ère Un vaccin à ARN messager ne contient ni virus vivant ni virus inactivé. Il apporte aux cellules une instruction génétique temporaire qui leur permet de fabriquer une protéine de l'agent infectieux. Présentée au système immunitaire, celle-ci lui apprend à reconnaître la menace. L'ARN reste dans le cytoplasme, ne pénètre pas dans le noyau où se trouve l'ADN et finit par être dégradé. Cette méthode accélère surtout la conception et l'adaptation des vaccins. Une fois la plateforme de production établie, les scientifiques peuvent remplacer la séquence d'ARN afin de cibler un nouvel agent infectieux ou un variant, sans reconstruire entièrement le vaccin. Les essais cliniques et les contrôles de sécurité restent néanmoins indispensables. De futurs vaccins personnalisés contre certains cancers L'une des pistes les plus prometteuses de l'ARN messager concerne les vaccins thérapeutiques contre le cancer, conçus pour aider le système immunitaire à reconnaître les cellules tumorales. En 2026, une étude préclinique a évalué un vaccin ciblant GPC2, une protéine présente à la surface des cellules du neuroblastome. Chez la souris, il a retardé le développement des tumeurs et réduit leur taille d'environ 70 %. Ces résultats doivent encore être confirmés chez l'être humain. Une autre étude a testé un vaccin personnalisé chez 14 patientes atteintes d'un cancer du sein triple négatif. Fabriqué à partir des mutations de chaque tumeur, il a provoqué une réponse durable des lymphocytes T chez presque toutes les participantes. Onze des 14 patientes n'avaient pas connu de récidive au terme d'un suivi pouvant atteindre six ans. Ces résultats doivent encore être confirmés par des essais plus vastes. Mais ils illustrent la véritable révolution de l'ARN messager : non pas un vaccin unique contre toutes les maladies, mais une plateforme reprogrammable, capable de produire rapidement des vaccins et peut-être, demain, des traitements adaptés à chaque patient.

Meta’s AI agent is a cute little guy who’s great at spending my money The Verge

Sept. 23, 2026, 7 p.m.

AI Meta Tech

Modern life comes with an unending, auto-populating to-do list. Meta’s AI agent is a cute little guy who’s great at spending my money Muse did a decent job with my to-do list, but boy is it handy with a credit card. Meta’s AI agent is a cute little guy who’s great at spending my money Muse did a decent job with my to-do list, but boy is it handy with a credit card. It never ceases to amaze me how I can be doing nothing at all, minding my own business, and suddenly something needs to be taken care of. You’re telling me a tree branch fell in the backyard and now I have to figure out what to do with it? The tree just assigned me homework? Oh, our trash collection company canceled our account out of nowhere and now I have to send email about it? Repeatedly? Totally unfair. These are the things that we’ve been told for years that AI will help us with. We’ll all have a smart virtual assistant to triage and handle the tedious tasks we’d rather not face. If you believe Meta, that future is available right now in the form of Muse, its AI agent for the masses. I put it to the test doing exactly what it’s advertised to do: taking care of tedious crap I’ve been putting off for ages. And it worked better than I expected — especially when there was a credit card transaction to be made. It was dizzying watching Marley spin up virtual browser windows chasing down my requests Marley — one of the suggested names you can give Muse’s avatar — had been pinging me all of last week. It wanted me to know all the ways it could be useful; I was too busy to engage with it. But I sat down with it this week and set it to work on a task. And while it worked on that task, I gave it another. Then another. The thing about AI agents is that they’re most useful when you use them in parallel with each other. Or that’s the theory I was working on. In reality, it was dizzying watching Marley spin up virtual browser windows chasing down my requests. I went with a generically cute snowman-meets-puppy avatar that Meta suggested at setup, and Marley tapped cheerfully on a keyboard as it worked its way through my commands. In the span of a morning, I gave it the following tasks to help me out with. None of them were critical; mostly they were the kinds of pebble-in-your-shoe annoyances I’d put off for weeks, months, or maybe years. Here’s how it went. Task: Follow up with the landscaper working on a bid for our backyard renovation Effort rating: Extremely low Time I have been putting it off: Two weeks Was Marley able to complete it? Yes I asked Marley to help me nudge the person I’ve been emailing at a local landscaping company. I’m expecting them to price out some yard renovations for us, so Marley requested access to my Gmail to check on the status of that project. It confirmed that more time had passed than the landscaper initially estimated the bid would take, and drafted a rather snippy but wordy email. “Make it shorter,” I said. To be clear: As a rule, I do not use AI writing tools. Definitely not in my work, and not even for email. What’s the point? Just don’t send email if you’re going to have a robot write it. In fact, I think we should abolish email. Anyway, I broke my own rule for testing purposes; hitting send on that message made me cringe. Task: Buy a replacement steam wand assembly for my espresso machine Effort rating: Low Time I have been putting it off: [redacted] years Was Marley able to complete it? Mostly My Breville Barista Express has held up spectacularly for six years and counting, but it isn’t immune from user error. I took the steam wand apart to clean it a few years back and tore the little silicone washer that goes inside of it. Instead of ordering a new one, I just shoved it back into place and screwed the thing back together. It works okay, but every few months when I’m cleaning the machine it nags at my conscience. It’s probably why the hot water dispenser drips sometimes when I run the steam, too. Ordering a new steam wand assembly costs like 7 bucks and is as difficult as entering my credit card number on Breville’s website. Naturally, I put it off for an unreasonable amount of time. I opened up my chat with Marley and told it what I needed; it found the part and added it to a shopping cart. I had to finish up the order myself, but it’s done and the part will be here in five to seven business days. Task: Downgrade my security system account to the cheaper one Effort rating: Medium (requires a phone call) Time I have been putting it off: A year? Two years??? Was Marley able to complete it? Not fully I approved Marley to log into my account, which also required me to verify my email. While I was making the trip to my inbox I saw I had a follow-up to my follow-up with the landscaper. He was apologetic for the delay and I felt a little bad about the slightly abrupt tone of the email Marley sent. I wrote a friendlier reply the old-fashioned way. With access to my account, Marley reported back what I already knew: You have to call the company to change your plan. Muse wasn’t able to make a phone call for me, though apparently that ability is in the works. This seems like the logical next frontier for these AI agents, and also a weird future to consider. I call the company and answer a few questions from their robot before I’m routed to a human. No doubt there’s a future soon where Marley talks to the security company’s robot before any human being enters the chat. Or more likely in the short term, a human in a call center talks to the other company’s robot before eventually getting to another human in a call center, which feels even weirder. But surely the end state is that my robot will just talk to their robot and they’ll do business without any intervention at all. Anyway, a nice guy answered and made the change to my account. I think he was real. Task: Contact a junk removal company to get rid of a fallen tree branch in the backyard Effort rating: Medium Time I have been putting it off: A week Was Marley able to complete it? Mostly The tree branch is a real problem I need to deal with. It didn’t do any damage, but it’s big enough that it’ll either take an afternoon to hack apart and haul to the dump or requires a visit from a junk removal service. Marley was most useful here — it set off looking through listings for hauling services and highlighted a few in the area. It asked for my address, phone number, and a photo of the tree limb, and used that information to put together requests for quotes from a couple of companies using online form submissions. I got a text back from one company not long after, and confirmed a time the following day for tree limb removal. Very little was required on my part, and assuming the tree branch is gone by this time tomorrow, I’ll consider this mission accomplished for Muse. Task: Shop for camping kitchen gear, either as a set or assembled piece by piece Effort rating: Medium Time I have been putting it off: A few days Was Marley able to complete it? Yes If our wallets were already defenseless in the era of one-click checkout, we’re so cooked when AI agent shopping truly arrives. I gave Marley some requirements for my outdoor cooking setup and it set out finding the necessary items. It made an attempt to access Amazon and was roundly blocked, complete with a spicy message about AI agents violating terms of service. Anyway, it found what I was looking for between OXO’s own website and Walmart. While I was at it, I wanted to add a propane fire pit to the mix. Not for cooking — for ambience and marshmallows. I’d borrowed a couple of different kinds from friends, and after weighing the pros and cons of each with Muse I landed on a LavaBox and a handy carrying case. The grand total for my camp kitchen and burn-ban-safe fire pit: $500! I told Muse we’d have to pump the brakes and spread these purchases out over the winter. It obliged and helped me prioritize what would make sense to buy first and what was likely to go on sale toward the holidays. In the meantime, I had Marley find and purchase some other espresso machine supplies. I had to connect my credit card via Stripe, but after I’d done that once it became dangerously easy to tell Marley “Go for it” and approve whatever it had just put in my shopping cart. I watched it fill in my address details in the virtual browser window and confirmation emails started filing into my inbox. Marley did a little shopping around to find slightly better prices, and I didn’t buy anything egregious — just some descaling powder and water filters. It also did the math to calculate whether powdered Dezcal would be a better value than the liquid stuff (way better, not surprisingly). But it is shockingly easy to spend money when a cute little guy is running around the internet with your credit card. It is shockingly easy to spend money when a cute little guy is running around the internet with your credit card There’s a danger in overcommitting yourself when you feel like these AI tools are speeding you up. In a few cases, Muse helped me get started by putting the details I needed in front of my face. I had the phone number for the home security company at hand, as well as the name of my current plan and the one I wanted to downgrade to. Getting that little speed bump out of the way was what I needed, I guess. But the dirty secret of productivity hacks is that doing more stuff often doesn’t feel like things are being removed from your plate; somehow it just invites more tasks. If you’re willing to give a lot of information and trust to Meta — a massive caveat! — Muse can genuinely help you get things done. I’d been using it for all of 40 minutes and already given it my full name, address, credit card number, a photo of my backyard, and the credentials for my home security account login. Going great, I’d say! If AI decides to kill us all I just secured my spot at the front of the line. Meta of course says that all of these details are stored securely, Marley allegedly can’t even see them, etc., but still. Unsettling. But I think the underlying question we need to ask ourselves as we enter the era of AI agents is what we do with the time we’re supposedly freeing up. Will we use it to take on more commitments? And then ultimately feel overwhelmed again when the to-do list keeps piling up? After a morning crossing items off my list with Marley, I didn’t spend the hours that followed doing anything consequential. In fact, I spent that time chatting with Marley, seeking reassurance about the direction of the yard project and brainstorming fall camping trips I probably won’t take. It’s a gorgeous day outside, the kind we really can’t take for granted in late September, and I wish I’d spent that time outdoors rather than inside talking to a robot, cute little guy or otherwise. Photography by Allison Johnson / The Verge

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