Meta Launches Muse Personal AI Agent in US

Sep 9, 2026
Meta launched Muse, a personal AI agent that can book appointments, complete forms and manage other digital tasks. It offers a free tier and monthly plans costing $20 or $100.
Meta Launches Muse Personal AI Agent in US

Meta launched Muse, a personal AI agent for US users, according to CNBC. The agent can book appointments, complete forms, send emails, monitor home security feeds and perform other digital tasks.

Muse offers a free tier and monthly plans costing $20 or $100, depending on usage. It is available through iOS, Android, the web and WhatsApp, with support for Ray-Ban Meta glasses planned later.

Meta says Muse operates in an isolated environment within its computing infrastructure and does not see passwords or payment details. Users must opt out if they do not want their interactions used to train Meta's AI models. The company says it removes critical identifying information before using eligible conversations for training.

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