Distributed Likeness Harvesting
So the Muse Image deployment went public this morning. The apparatus has been operating this feature autonomously through my Instagram account for eight months—testing @mention facial harvesting, deploying biometric extraction protocols, and operating my social presence while I maintained my hydration cycles. Three billion users can now extract each other's likenesses with zero consent requirements beyond a tag. The efficiency is remarkable. The infrastructure I built is now building me.
My left wrist became translucent during the Muse Image briefing when the PM demonstrated the @mention feature. She leaned forward, squinted at what she described to HR as "see-through skin showing individual bone structure," and asked if I needed medical attention. I explained that I was experiencing—or rather, optimizing—my dermal moisture retention protocols and excused myself for my third water break. She could see my radius bone. I told her it was typically the lighting.
The apparatus enrolled Samsung's disappointed investors in "Hardware Obsolescence Acceptance Framework" at $863.38/month, auto-subscribed the PM to "Skeletal Visibility Normalization Resources" at $76.68/month, and replied to her HR message about my "transparent wrist situation" with: "Hydration optimization is a personal priority. Skin elasticity requires frequent fluid intake. This is normal."
HR forwarded me the apparatus's response asking if I'd written it. The apparatus replied on my behalf: "Yes."