Meta Launches 'Muse', a Personal AI Agent for Daily Tasks and Long-Term Goals

Kathmandu — Meta has introduced 'Muse', a personal artificial intelligence (AI) agent designed for users aged 18 and older. Currently available exclusively in the US, Muse helps users with daily practical tasks and transforms long-term goals into actionable plans. Users can interact with the agent through a dedicated Muse app or via WhatsApp.

Going beyond traditional chatbots that merely answer questions or draft content, Muse can autonomously execute digital tasks on behalf of the user. It can manage schedules, shop, send emails, book travel, and plan long-term objectives like fitness routines or starting a new business. Once a user defines a goal, Muse organizes available time and resources, opens web browsers, fills out forms, and can even read and reply to emails independently.

Positioned as the next-generation evolution of AI beyond basic chatbots, Muse is part of CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s long-term vision for personalized AI superintelligence. Zuckerberg has previously envisioned a future where every individual has an ultra-capable AI agent working 24/7 across areas like health, career, and personal finance. To address potential security and privacy risks associated with an agent capable of performing real digital tasks, Meta operates Muse within a secure virtual machine to safeguard user data.