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Neil Trusts Meta's New AI Agent More Than ChatGPT
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- Sep 21, 2026
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Growth Newsletter: https://levelingup.beehiiv.com/subscribe Need marketing help? Visit: https://www.singlegrain.com/ and https://npdigital.com/Want to recruit great marketers? Find them here: https://marketingschool.io/hire Eric and Neil open on Meta Muse, Meta's new autonomous agent, and Neil explains why he trusts Meta with it more than OpenAI or Anthropic: Meta has held everyone's data for years and people already live inside its products. Eric shows what his own Muse did in minutes, pulling Ryan Deiss's best Instagram formats and rewriting them for his channel, and argues that formats are now the job. Then the real debate: Neil says almost all of their content is still too broad, that specific content for a specific buyer drives revenue even at a fifth of the views, and that a room of enterprise marketers in Ecuador proved it when two or three percent knew he ran an agency. They land on a secondary hook, one line that says who you are and what your company does, placed wherever it sounds natural. A practical episode on trust, formats and making your content pay. Key takeaways◾Trust decides which AI agents win, and Meta starts with more of it than the labs◾Let an agent keep your format library fresh so you can just record◾Specific content converts; add a one-line credibility hook so buyers know who you are Chapters00:00 Meta Muse: Meta's autonomous agent00:34 Why Neil trusts Meta more than OpenAI02:35 Eric, the GrokBot team and Ryan Deiss03:49 Ryan's Instagram: niche or broad?05:46 Tier lists and reactions: the formats that work06:49 Eric's Muse rewrites Ryan's formats08:01 Neil: all three of us are still too broad09:50 Danger gets views: Nick Shirley10:47 A 100K-view video can be a great video11:44 Ecuador: 3% of the room knew Neil had an agency13:25 Accenture, TAM…