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Meta launches Muse AI agent; shares jump on Wall Street betMeta shares jump on Muse launch
6 Sep 9 10:24 AM · 14d ago · 20 articles · 1 video · 12 posts · 31 comments · 6 sources · development 6 of 6
Meta's stock rose as much as 5-6% the morning after the Muse launch as analysts framed the agent as a new monetization engine and a product cycle not yet priced into the stock; Alphabet shares fell in the same session.
“Meta's Muse could be the beginning of a product cycle that the market has not yet priced into the stock, an analyst says.”
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What was reported 4 claims about this development
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first by Yahoo Finance, 14d ago · also Forbes, 24/7 Wall St.
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- Meta Shares Boosted After Muse AI Agent Launch Forbes Business · 14d ago
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first by Seeking Alpha, 14d ago
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- Meta's Muse gives its AI ambitions a new monetization engine Seeking Alpha · 14d ago
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first by Investor's Business Daily, 14d ago
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first by Android Authority, 15d ago
What people said 24 voices · best of 37 · verbatim
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I wonder how many people will trust #Meta with this much of their personal data AND payment services.
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Meta's Muse AI agent autonomously handles tasks via Muse Secure VM - no tech skills needed. Free in the US on iOS, Android, and web. # Meta # Muse # AIAgent # PersonalAI # MetaAI # Superintelligence # Tech https:// securityonline.info/meta-muse- personal-ai-agent/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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I’ve desperately tried to use the Claude work, ChatGPT work, even OpenClaw, and I’ve yet to find a meaningful use of such an assistant. Maybe my life is too boring, but what I see here is a bunch of stuff that makes life more complicated. IF the things I use are well supported here, and IF I have manual repetitive tasks to delegate with them, it…
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#Meta introduced #Muse, a new personal #AI #agent that helps users with #everydaytasks by connecting to their apps and services. While Muse offers convenience, it requires users to trust Meta with more #personalinformation, raising concerns about #privacy and #datasecurity, especially given Meta’s…
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Muse – Meta’s personal AI agent: https:// ai.meta.com/muse/ Discussion: http:// news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4 9615537
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I feel like the two companion pages - AI agents explained [0] and Agentic AI examples [1] - are kinda more telling than the Muse personal agent itself? I don't quite get why we have these two posts at all. A personal agent is more show than tell. Live demos with an actual agent doing day to day things would have been the ideal thing to show off. A…
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TechCrunch AI: Consumer AI Agents Raise Trust and Privacy Concerns as Meta Launches Muse Link: https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/08/meta-debuts-its-muse-ai-agent-will-consumers-trust-it/ | Context:
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I feel like people analyzing LLM models and acting as if they know what they are talking about is kind of the new "fools gold". As an end-user can you actually prove that what you are experiencing is because of the model change, or its just a different circumstance and you got a different reply? Also, it feels counterintuitive to have an…
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This feels poorly marketed. The examples like health, travel, and kid's education all have a ton of anxiety around them. Highlighting a confirm button existing is recognizing the problem, but isn't a fix.You can see this not working in existing products. Alexa could book a flight for you in 2018. I've never heard of anyone using that feature…
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> I think Meta's strategy is to capture the 'normie-tier' of AI users.For what it's worth, maybe that would help people who struggle with technology in general? Because as far as UI/UX goes, a chat interface for an agent is about as easy as it gets (not every site having its own crappy assistant that can't really do anything useful for you, but is…
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My grocery store's app requires me to "clip" coupons if I want to use them. Instead of clipping just the ones that I need, I would just take 2-3 minutes to tap the clip button repeatedly (as you clip the next coupon moves up into the same spot). Very tedious, but the best way to make sure you don't miss any savings. Today I asked Muse to do it. It…
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I am shocked. After playing with Muse by Meta for an hour in just chat mode, I was impressed enough to:I never use Apple Reminders so I gave Muse read access to Reminders. I asked Muse to schedule repeating tasks that only involve web search e.g., every other morning find sci-fi movies playing in my city, 3pm EST stock market summary, etc.I also…
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Former meta prick, sorry employee:> Meta's strategyMeta has no strategy. The people that made llama work left two years ago. MSI are a bunch of charlatans who are trying to change the culutre and tooling of meta from the outside (I can see their point, trying to work outside of the defaults is incredibly hard.)its basically a bun fight, with all…
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Tried it, it's not designed by someone who need the software. tech is solid.As a busy professional, i hate repeated shit work, kids' extra currilulum sign up, lunch order; insurance calls; things i don't want to do but have to do;buying sneakers or good piece of steak actually are relaxing activity for myself.there are some very common shitful…
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>I then realized that most people just stick with whatever default they're provided with, and it's a lot of them.This is something I wish more people in tech understood, especially anyone who gets to decide the defaults for popular hardware and software.The average consumer will never, ever change the defaults. So it's incredibly important that…
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Always remember, Meta is a surveillance company, with no moral compunctions about being so. It's not about selling advertising, though it's also that.That's also a useful smoke screen for the accumulation of dossiers on every user's every behavior, for consumption by those who sell not products but influence and push political behavior.Get off…
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I dunno what the correct level of abstraction is for LLMs to achieve the type of widespread adoption you’re referring to but I can guarantee it sits above the name of the model. If you have to possess that level of knowledge you ain’t gonna use it. Google achieved mainstream success for a reason. People don’t want to know how the sausage is made.
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At $dayjob, a company with ~10k employees, there are like 3 people who cannot shut up discussing the latest models in the internal AI forum, 10 others that constantly compare models and talk about "strategy" of using the models.The rest of the users just use whatever is the default and get their work done.
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I can't be the only one thinking this but all these demos of unsupervised purchases, creating lists of things to buy, whimsical flight booking an AI does on your behalf etc–I mean, these people must be out of their minds thinking anyone truly wants this? ... No? Am I the only one who doesn't? Well then...
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do not wanthttps://1000thingstobegratefulfor.wordpress.com/wp-content/u...(It's about Meta so memes are allowed)
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I cant help feeling you'd have to be a special kind of stupid at this point to start feeding even more of your life into Meta. This is clearly aimed at the over 50's - their primary market on facebook.
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any expert knows their harness design? browser activity is long and isolated task ( potentially a subagent? )it's known hard to surface subagent HITL back to main agent seamlessly. how is that done?
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How is this expected to work? How is meta going to get access to my data on a phone? Did they build all the integrations needed for every app? This doesn’t look good for privacy, I don’t trust meta at all.
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I'm confident that Muse can do lots of agentic tasks succesfully for normies on outdated models. Like buying sneakers, booking appointments, dealing with government forms.
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