I Tested OpenAI's Dots vs. Meta's Muse. What You Need to Know.

Today I'm going to be comparing OpenAI's Dots and Meta's Muse on things like their features, their functionality, and their feel. Also talk about pricing and where I think these apps are headed so you can use your time wisely. And of course, I don't want to waste any more of your time, so let's hop right in.

Okay, so we have Meta's Muse, which quickly became the number one app in the Apple App Store. And then of course we have ChatGBT's Dots. Now, my immediate reaction when I got in here and started playing around with dots is that it felt like a bit of a rushed project to try to catch up

because they saw how Muse was taking over and they realized we have a better model and you know we already have a lot of people inside of our chat GBT ecosystem. Let's give them essentially what Muse is but in our ecosystem and it just feels super rushed. You can see even during dev day yesterday when they

announced this, you know, new product, it literally failed. it, you know, she was trying to call it here and it just wasn't responding and it was taking forever and she ended up saying, you know, oh, I think Doy or whatever the name is is having a slow day and they ended up like just kind of pushing past

it, but they like muted it on the live stream. So, everyone that was there live in person saw the live demo. They both have the ability to name your little muse or your dots and you can customize it a little bit as you can see. Same exact thing here inside of the chat GBT

or the Codeex desktop app where I'm able to access my dot right here. Now, the first thing that surprised me was I was expecting DOTs to be more of a Grockbot feeling app where we would have a bunch of different bots that we could create and we could have them talk to each