Meta's Muse Delay Now Has a Backstory; Grief Paperwork App Debuts
Meta's safety review of its Muse A.I. agent lasted months until competitor pressure prompted Zuckerberg to release it; LumenUs automates the overwhelming paperwork that follows a death.
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- TechCrunchLumenUs helps automate tedious paperwork in times of grief
“Finally, an app for something truly awful. Let's hope it works better than my printer, which has hated me since 2009.”
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