What the press is saying about Meta’s personal AI agent.
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Powered by Muse Spark, Muse plans and works through tasks on its own — browser, forms, travel, email — and keeps going after you close the app. Purchases run through Stripe’s Link with one-time cards. — Neowin
Muse launches in the US on iOS, Android, web, and WhatsApp, with goals tracking, artifacts, and Link purchase protections. Paid tiers at $20 and $100 a month sit above the free plan. — TechRepublic
Meta’s Muse can autonomously send emails, book travel, and shop — despite internal concerns about how it handles sensitive personal data. Launch was delayed from April for extra security work. — Reuters
Weeks after an $18B settlement over social-media harms, Meta asks for even deeper trust: Muse connects to email, calendars, payments, health, and smart-home apps. — TechCrunch
Meta’s differentiator is the Secure VM + Sentinel architecture: your agent runs on its own cloud computer, and a separate gatekeeper approves everything that reaches the internet. — SiliconANGLE
Pre-launch: leaked screenshots showed a proactive assistant with a goals interface — dinner reservations, marathon prep, saving for a car — moving from internal testing to closed alpha. — Digital Trends