Meta has launched its Muse AI assistant as a dedicated app on iPad just a month after its iPhone release, signaling the company's strong commitment to AI technology. Since its debut on iOS and Android in early September, Muse has been installed over 6.6 million times and helps users manage tasks like emails, meetings, shopping, and more by connecting to various online accounts. The iPad version introduces new business and retail connectors, enhancing functionality for small businesses and shopping experiences. Meta is also working on an open standard to help AI agents identify themselves to websites, aiming to reduce access issues caused by bot-blocking measures.
Meta's quick rollout of its Muse AI assistant on iPad highlights its push in AI innovation. On Pluang, Meta Platforms Inc shares are priced at USD 724.90, down 1.89% as of Oct 08, 2026 01:41 WIB. The stock has a market cap of $1.88 trillion and a dividend yield of 0.28%, with typical investors holding for about 127 days and a current order activity skewed 65% Sell to 35% Buy.
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