
Meta has announced a new AI agent program called Muse, described as a personal agent that understands user habits and goals.
Muse is available in the US and is based on a large language model, allowing it to complete tasks and assist with online shopping.
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Muse has the potential to revolutionize the way people manage their daily tasks and online activities
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