Meta has launched Muse, a personal AI agent that can handle tasks such as shopping, booking tickets, scheduling appointments and filling forms. The company says Muse can turn goals into action plans and learn user preferences over time. It runs in a secure virtual machine and is initially available in the US to users aged 18 and above.
Meta has introduced Muse, a personal AI agent designed to carry out real-world tasks on a user's behalf rather than simply responding to prompts. The launch marks Meta's most direct push yet into the crowded race among tech giants to build an AI assistant that can act independently across a person's digital life.
What Muse AI actually does?
Unlike a standard chatbot, Muse AI is built to handle multi-step errands such as online shopping, booking movie tickets, scheduling appointments, or filling out routine paperwork like a school permission slip. Meta describes it as capable of turning long-term goals into concrete action plans, learning from conversations over time and getting sharper about a user's preferences as it goes. People can interact with Muse either through a dedicated app or directly within WhatsApp, simply by messaging it the way they would a person.
Built on its own secure infrastructure
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