Zuckerberg goes deep on Muse, Meta's personal AI agent with its own virtual machine
ThomasScialom · x · 2026-09-09
On episode two of the Sources podcast, Alex Heath interviews Mark Zuckerberg about Muse, Meta's new personal AI agent:
- Muse ships with its own virtual machine and can do far more than a chatbot; Heath found it 'very capable' after days of use.
- Zuckerberg is confident Muse will pay for itself by making people money; pricing and business model are discussed.
- Other topics: data center backlash and jobs, why Meta is building personal superintelligence, how Zuck uses Muse, privacy and security for personal agents, concentration of power in AI, Meta smart glasses privacy, and more.
Related event: Meta Launches Muse, an Always-On Personal AI Agent(68 posts)→
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