88Z AI, 9 September — Meta has launched Muse, its first personal AI agent capable of autonomously performing tasks such as sending emails, selling cars, and booking travel on behalf of users. The product is now available in the United States with a subscription fee. Muse can access sensitive data including emails, calendars, payments, and health records. Users can choose which apps to connect and retain the right to revoke access at any time.
At a glance
- Muse can autonomously perform tasks like emailing, selling cars, and booking travel; it is live in the US with a subscription fee.
- Users can choose which apps Muse connects to and revoke access to sensitive data like emails and payments at any time.
The update
Meta has officially released Muse, its first personal artificial intelligence agent. This new product is designed to help users automate daily affairs, capable of independently completing various complex tasks on their behalf, such as sending emails, selling vehicles, and booking travel itineraries. Currently, Muse is officially live in the US market and charges users through a subscription model. Regarding data security and privacy, Muse has the ability to access sensitive user data including emails, calendars, payment accounts, and health information. To ensure user control, the system allows users to decide which specific applications Muse can connect to. Furthermore, users always retain management rights over data access permissions and can revoke Muse's access authorization to specific apps or data at any time, ensuring safety and transparency during use.
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