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Meta’s Muse arrives on Mac with access to files, mail, messages and calendars
Meta has released a native Muse desktop app for Apple Silicon Macs that lets the Muse personal AI agent interact with local files and native applications including Mail, Messages, Calendar, Notes and Finder. The Mac client requires opt‑in permissions and explicit approval for sensitive actions, and syncs conversations across devices, extending Muse beyond mobile and web into users’ desktop workflows.
via TabTab2h agoSource
Meta opens Muse connectors so third‑party services can plug into its personal agent
Meta has opened developer access to build 'Muse connectors', enabling external services to expose APIs that Muse can call when fulfilling user requests. The connector program lets Muse handle intent, planning and execution while third parties supply transactions or data via connectors; Meta hasn't yet disclosed connector ranking or referral measurement details.
via TabTab2h agoSource
Meta’s Muse AI agent adds a native Mac app
Meta announced a native Muse app for macOS, extending the agent from iOS, Android and web to desktop. The Mac app lets Muse access local files and system apps (Messages, Calendar, Notes) to help organize files, fill forms and pull information, widening where users can run agentic tasks.
via TabTab1d agoSource
Meta planning a ‘Muse Confidential VM’ with user-held keys, TEE design, and expanded bug bounty
Reporting describes Meta’s roadmap to move Muse agents from the current Muse Secure VM to a Muse Confidential VM that uses Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) and user-held encryption keys to prevent Meta from accessing agent data. The story says Meta has engaged security figures, will publish binaries and a transparency log, and has boosted its bug-bounty rewards for Muse vulnerabilities.
via TabTab2d agoSource
Bloomberg: Zuckerberg drawing on adviser Dina Powell McCormick to advance Meta's AI push
Bloomberg reports that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is leaning on Dina Powell McCormick as an adviser to help clear regulatory, policy and business pathways for Meta’s AI initiatives. The profile frames Powell McCormick as a key operator handling details as Meta scales products like Muse and subscription bundles.
via TabTab3d agoSource
Zuckerberg says AI labs have incentives to build safely and notes Muse agent delay for security
Mark Zuckerberg told Reuters and posted on X that competition and liability provide AI companies incentives to develop safely, and said Meta delayed the Muse AI agent earlier this year to strengthen security. The comment signals Meta’s public stance against coordinated slowdowns while emphasizing internal safety work.
via TabTab3d agoSource
Meta to begin deploying new in‑house AI chip 'MTIA 450 / Arke' in data centers next year
Bloomberg reports Meta is testing its third‑generation in‑house AI processor, MTIA 450 (Arke), and plans to start running it in data centers in the first half of next year. Meta also expects a follow‑on chip (MTIA 500 / Astrid) to complete design this month and enter data centers by end of 2027, a move the company says will lower AI compute costs and energy use.
via TabTab4d agoSource
Meta launches Meta One subscription service with expanded Muse/Meta AI usage
Meta announced Meta One, a new paid subscription program that bundles app-specific paid features with expanded usage of Meta’s generative AI (including Muse image and video generation and Instagram Restyle). Plans include individual Core and Premium bundles and graded creator/business tiers with higher AI usage, starting availability and pricing details for multiple tiers.
via TabTab4d agoSource
Internal memo shows Meta planned to start manufacturing 'Iris' AI chip in September to boost compute
An internal memo reviewed by Reuters (reported by The Edge Malaysia) indicates Meta planned to begin manufacturing its Iris AI chip in September as part of a push to expand computing to 14 gigawatts next year. The memo said testing completed quickly, Meta is working with Broadcom and TSMC, and it aims to launch chips roughly every six months through 2027.
via TabTab4d agoSource
The Times of India reports Meta launched an internal program called the Model Capability Initiative (MCI) to collect employee keystroke, mouse and screen activity to improve models, but faced strong employee opposition and a viral internal exposure that showed collected data was visible across the company. Meta suspended MCI and said it would make participation opt‑in if reinstated.
via TabTab4d agoSource
Meta offers tiered Muse subscription plans and runs Muse on Muse Spark model family
Analysts reporting on Meta’s Muse launch say the company is offering a tiered consumer AI subscription model (free, Powerful at $20/month, Premium at $100/month) and that Muse runs on the Muse Spark model family, including a recent Muse Spark 1.3 update claimed to improve coding and agentic task performance. Wall Street notes the new paid tiering and model updates as a potential revenue channel beyond advertising.
via TabTab5d agoSource
NVIDIA announces local support for Meta's 'Muse Glimmer' 30B open‑weight model at IFA
Reporting from Future Tech Markets covers NVIDIA's IFA announcements that include support for Meta's Muse Glimmer — a 30‑billion‑parameter open‑weight model for coding and agent workloads — enabling local runs on GeForce RTX PCs, DGX Spark and Jetson with NVFP4 quantization and inference optimizations for llama.cpp and vLLM.
via TabTab5d agoSource
Meta launches Muse AI agent in the US with WhatsApp integration
Meta has launched Muse, a personal AI agent available in the US on iOS, Android, web (muse.ai) and inside WhatsApp that can execute multi-step tasks such as booking travel, filling forms and making purchases. The product is positioned as a shift from Q&A chatbots to agentic AI that runs tasks in isolated cloud VMs and integrates with Stripe for commerce flows, making it a new consumer AI distribution and monetization push for Meta.
via TabTab5d agoSource
Meta acquires Stilla.ai to bring context-aware agent tooling into Muse
Meta has acquired Stilla.ai, a Swedish startup that pulls context from tools like Slack and GitHub to keep teams and agents aligned; the deal will bring Stilla’s team and technology into Meta as it expands Muse and agent tooling, according to reporting.
via TabTab5d agoSource
Meta and This Is Digital launch AI Academy Kenya with pitchathon and masterclass
Meta partnered with African accelerator This Is Digital to launch AI Academy Kenya, a program combining practical AI training, an AI pitchathon (applications open through Sept 30) and an eight-week AI Masterclass starting Nov 3; Meta says the program will use Meta’s AI tools to support local developers and startups.
via TabTab5d agoSource
Court filings show Meta staff discussed using copyrighted books and subtitles to train LLaMA
Published court filings reveal internal Meta discussions about using copyrighted content — including books and subtitles — to train the LLaMA family of models, highlighting legal and ethical debates within Meta over training data choices.
via TabTab5d agoSource