How to Use Meta’s New Muse AI Agent

Meta just introduced Muse, a personal AI agent, and it’s already rolling out. Here’s what’s confirmed about getting started and what it can do.

📝 Where to find it

Muse is rolling out now in the U.S. on:

• iOS
• Android
• muse.ai

It’s free for most everyday use. Support for Meta’s AI glasses is described as “coming soon,” so it isn’t available on that hardware yet.

What Muse can actually do

Muse is designed to act on your behalf for practical, everyday tasks:

• Browse the web for you
• Fill out forms
• Make purchases on your behalf

For sensitive actions, Muse checks in with you for approval rather than acting automatically.

🔎 How it handles your data

Muse runs on an isolated secure virtual machine and doesn’t have access to your passwords or payment details — that separation is what allows it to complete tasks like purchases without directly handling your sensitive credentials.

The context doesn’t specify exact sign-up steps, pricing tiers beyond “free for most everyday use,” or which purchases it can complete — for those specifics, check the app or muse.ai directly once you have access.

Sources / Learn more

• Benzinga