Zuckerberg bets Meta's future on Muse, an AI agent network that talks to other people's agents
The Verge AI · rss · 2026-10-23
Meta released its personal AI agent Muse to the public last month. On Wednesday's earnings call, Zuckerberg told investors he's staking Meta's future on an autonomous network of AI agents that will shop, work, and negotiate with other people's agent proxies on users' behalf. The Verge questions whether humans are ready for a life of communicating primarily through bot proxies.
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