Meta launched a personal artificial intelligence (AI) assistant called Muse on Sept. 8. The AI tool is available to people 18 and over, who can use it for day-to-day tasks such as scheduling, shopping, and emailing.
The parent company of Instagram and Facebook said in a blog post that it built Muse to be a “safe, secure, private, and widely available personal AI agent” that can assist people in turning “long-term goals into action plans.”
Muse is currently only available in the United States and has a free version as well as two subscription options, according to Meta.
The free-to-use version has a usage limit, and users who want more access must either upgrade to a paid version or wait for the free usage limit to refresh before using the AI tool again….