Meta unveiled Muse, a new AI agent aimed at consumers, during its annual Connect event. Unlike other AI companies focusing on enterprise tools, Meta is betting on a consumer-friendly AI experience, including a Tamagotchi-style device. Early user feedback highlights Muse's ability to find unclaimed money as a neat feature but questions its ongoing usefulness. Trust concerns arise since Meta's business model relies on advertising, making users wary of sharing sensitive data. The success of Muse will depend on whether consumers embrace Meta's AI despite privacy worries.
Meta's launch of Muse adds a new chapter to its evolving consumer technology story. On Pluang, Meta Platforms Inc is priced at USD 751.66, down 3.33% as of Sep 28, 2026 03:11 WIB. The stock has a market cap of $1.91 trillion and a dividend yield of 0.28%, with investors typically holding for 127 days, reflecting ongoing interest despite recent price dips.
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