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 personal data than before, but Meta promises strong privacy protections and security measures. The AI agent will be free initially, with paid subscription plans for heavier use. Despite Meta's history of privacy issues, the company aims to build trust by allowing customization and transparency in app connections. Muse will be available on web, iOS, Android, WhatsApp, and soon on Meta's AI glasses.
The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates in December, though it held rates steady at 3.75%-4.00% recently. Despite this, equities remain resilient due to strong economic growth and robust earnings from major tech companies like Microso...
Meta Platforms reported a 10% increase in ad impressions and a 14% rise in average ad prices year-over-year, driven by AI improvements boosting app ad conversions and engagement on Reels. Despite rapid growth to 10 million users for Muse, its high co...
Meta's stock fell 17% in a month despite launching Muse, an AI agent driving $200 average purchases for millions of users. The company reported strong Q3 ad revenue growth of 26%, with AI improving ad pricing and effectiveness. Muse quickly gained ov...
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Meta has introduced Waddle World, a new AI-driven virtual pet app available in the Philippines on iOS and Android. The app combines Tamagotchi-style pet care with AI interaction, allowing users to hatch, feed, and play with a pixel pet that also acts...
