🔥 Muse is suddenly on fire—has Meta finally taken a different path?
Meta once poured huge sums of money into the metaverse. With nearly $60 billion invested, “virtual worlds” became one of the most talked-about narratives in the tech industry.
But now the story is changing.
Alexandr Wang—wearing a camouflage T-shirt and stepping into Croc-style clogs—brings his personal AI Agent: Muse.
It doesn’t get you into a virtual world,
but instead lets the AI directly enter your real life.
📩 Handle emails
📅 Manage your calendar
🛍️ Complete shopping
✈️ Arrange travel
The core logic is simple:
It’s not about telling you what to do—it’s about doing it for you.
What’s even more worth paying attention to is that after launching just 10 days ago, Muse climbed to #1 on the U.S. iPhone Free chart.
And Meta’s next move is also intriguing:
👉 Muse Charm
👉 AI glasses without a camera
👉 AI Agent × wearable devices
This means Meta is redefining its AI roadmap:
Previously: get humans into virtual worlds.
Now: bring AI into the real world.
That’s also why I think AI Agents are truly worth关注:
ChatGPT solves “answering questions,”
while AI Agents are trying to solve “getting tasks done for you.”
If an Agent can connect:
identity × wallet × information × services × real-world scenarios
then AI competition won’t just be about competing model parameters.
It will be about:
who can truly step into users’ everyday lives.
Muse’s current boom is only the first step.
The real question is:
🔥 Can it move from a “viral hit app” to the AI infrastructure users rely on every day?
What Meta is betting on this time may no longer be the metaverse,
but—
AI Agent × wearable devices × real life.
Do you think AI Agents will become the next super entry point?
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