Meta has released a Mac app for Muse, its personal AI agent, extending the agent to macOS after its US debut on iOS, Android, and the muse.ai website on…
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Meta put this out on September 8 and half the posts I've seen call it an Instagram AI feature. It isn't. It's not in Instagram, not in Messenger, not in Threads. You get it as a standalone app on iOS and Android, on the web at muse.ai , or you talk to it inside WhatsApp. That's the whole list. Glasses later. Instagram only shows up as something it can read from, which is probably where the confusion started. US only, 18 and up, and per TechCrunch it wants a card at signup even on the free tier. What makes it different from a chatbot is that it goes and does the thing. You hook it up to your calendar, email, payments, shopping, health apps, smart home, whatever you use. It'll send emails, book travel, fill out forms, haggle a bill down. It keeps working after you close the app and pings you
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