Overview
- Muse launched in the U.S. on Tuesday as an app, on the web at muse.ai, and inside WhatsApp, and Meta plans support for its AI glasses soon.
- The agent can autonomously perform multi‑step chores such as sending emails, booking travel, filling forms, lowering bills, creating shopping lists, and making purchases using Stripe’s one‑time Link cards.
- Each Muse runs inside a dedicated cloud workspace called Muse Secure VM with a separate Sentinel monitor that vets internet outputs and prompts users for approval before sensitive actions.
- Meta offers a free tier plus paid plans called Power ($20/month) and Maximum ($100/month) to raise usage limits, and says Shop Pay and 1Password integrations will arrive soon.
- The rollout tests new privacy engineering and a business model but faces a trust hurdle because Meta recently settled multistate suits and critics will watch whether the promised Confidential VM, audits, and real‑world safety checks materialize.