Meta introduced Muse on September 8, a personal AI agent that helps consumers with everyday tasks for users in the United States. It is powered by Meta's Muse Spark model.
TechCrunch's coverage asked whether consumers will trust it, a pointed question for a company whose business is built on advertising and personal data. How much access Muse needs to calendars, messages and purchases, and how clearly Meta limits what it does with that access, will likely determine adoption.
Muse joins a crowded field of consumer agents from OpenAI, Google and others launched in the same month.
Source: TechCrunch