Meta has introduced Muse, an AI-powered personal assistant app available in a free version or with subscription plans costing $20 or $100 monthly based on usage. The app helps users with tasks like booking appointments, filling forms, and monitoring home security, running securely within Meta's infrastructure without accessing sensitive data like passwords. This launch comes as Meta faces legal challenges and public skepticism about AI, while also aiming to diversify revenue beyond digital ads. Meta plans to expand Muse's availability across platforms and explore commerce-related monetization in the future.
Meta has introduced Muse, its new personal AI assistant designed to help users in the U.S. with everyday tasks like sending emails, booking travel, and making purchases. Muse connects to various apps and services, requiring users to share more person...
The US Department of Energy has provided a $1.9 billion loan to NextEra Energy to refurbish the Duane Arnold nuclear power plant in Iowa, marking a major step in reviving nuclear power to support growing electricity demand from AI data centers. This ...
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