Muse – Meta’s personal AI agent

Posted by yks 18 hours ago

Muse – Meta’s personal AI agent(ai.meta.com)

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zecg 5 hours ago|

This is just as compelling as the metaverse was.

aniceperson 17 hours ago||

considering the current state of the internet and meta having no control over a solid marketplace (like amazon), it is very hard to see the shopping feature to take off. even if some legit business register/allow the bot to buy stuff, it will be ridiculously overwhelm by scam sites.

throwaway13337 13 hours ago||

Naming your agent is a big deal for personal ownership.

I'm surprised it took this long for a company to do this.

People hate some company's AI. They love their pets. AI needs to be your pet.

rhet0rica 12 hours ago||

It's good that you don't have to call it "Muse." That's kind of a weird name for a servant; how exactly is this email-parsing bot inspiring works of art? Perhaps it was re-used from another project.

nickysielicki 11 hours ago||

I named mine Claude

gnivol 17 hours ago||

You personal AD data transfer system. We don't pretend to spy anymore, just give it to us.

hodder 17 hours ago||

muse is probably an awesome technological innovation and will still completely flop bc it’s a consumer product outside of social from Meta. It’s a solution in search of a problem. I get why the company wants this. I don’t get why any consumer does.

randartie 16 hours ago|

Isn't the functionality just a super-set of what other popular chatbots like chatgpt or claude do? Ie chat interface for llm with various tools on top. It seems like those products have plenty of happy consumers using them, and muse just does that same thing, perhaps with different or more tools.

AgharaShyam 17 hours ago||

I guess now we know who bought the name from museapp

https://allume.com/memos/2026-07-allume-v4/

Seems like they changed names internally from "Hatch" (some UI still uses hatch instead of muse)

practicalsystem 12 hours ago||

Pretty happy with the experience of using it so far. Asked it to do something to blow me away and it made a podcast about the features it made while onboarding itself to my opensource project called DashClaw.

Then I had it make a marketing video as a test, pretty neat. Obviously all of this was doable but quite impressed with the model underneath since it's all free, for now.

https://x.com/ucsandman/status/2097498962714341661

dmix 16 hours ago||

> Muse Secure VM runs on a persistent, dedicated virtual machine equipped with a state-of-the-art browser to navigate the web.

Will this finally be the era of thin-clients? Third times the charm

wxw 11 hours ago||

Playing around with it tonight and I feel like a killer feature is its speed. Really fast response times.

Centigonal 18 hours ago|

Exciting to finally see glimmers of Meta's vision for its massive LLM investment.

It's not a bad product idea, but adoption might be rough because of all the negative goodwill that Meta has accumulated over the years. Also, I wouldn't be surprised if someone (maybe one of the big AI labs) ran Meta's own playbook against them here by creating an imitator and aggressively funding adoption to try and win the market as a fast follower.

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