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Meta Introduces Palm-Sized Device to Use Muse AI on the Go
Bloomberg8h agoneutralVIDEO
Meta Introduces Palm-Sized Device to Use Muse AI on the Go

Meta Platforms Inc. unveiled a palm-sized, dedicated gadget for using Muse, the company's popular new artificial intelligence assistant, pushing deeper into the AI devices market with a surprise announcement. Bloomberg's Mandeep Singh joins to discuss.

Meta Launches Simple-To-Use Muse Personal AI Agent
Investor's Business Daily16d agoneutral
Meta Launches Simple-To-Use Muse Personal AI Agent

Meta Platforms on Tuesday launched a personal AI agent app that it said will be simple to use and can help people accomplish real-world tasks. Meta stock closed regular-session trading slightly lower. The so-called Muse agent fits with a broader effort from Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg to offer "personal superintelligence."

Investing.com16d agoneutral
Meta stock wavers as Zuckerberg unveils ‘Muse’ autonomous AI assistant

Investing.com -- Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) shares saw a choppy trading session—initially popping 1% before sliding into the red—following the reveal of Muse, a proactive personal AI agent built to execute digital chores on your behalf. Powered by Meta’s new real-world task model, Muse Spark, the agent goes far beyond standard chatbots. Muse acts as an autonomous digital proxy that can independently send emails, book travel arrangements, and complete web forms. Crucially, it doesn’t need const

Meta launches new AI coding tool powered by Muse Spark 1.2
Reuters50d agoneutral
Meta launches new AI coding tool powered by Muse Spark 1.2

Meta Platforms on Wednesday launched Muse Code, a coding tool powered by ‌its latest AI model, Muse Spark 1.2, designed ‌to help developers write and debug software. Muse Code can ‌write code and ⁠verify results, and has been trained to handle long, complex coding projects while also ⁠running multiple sub-agents simultaneously to speed up difficult tasks, the company said. Meta also said it trained Muse ​Spark 1.2 ​and Muse Code together ​to operate smoothly as ‌a pair.

Meta Launches Seller App For Facebook Marketplace. EBay Stock Falls.
Investor's Business Daily62d agobearish
Meta Launches Seller App For Facebook Marketplace. EBay Stock Falls.

Meta Platforms is launching a dedicated app for sellers on Facebook Marketplace. Meta stock was a fraction lower early Friday while the news appeared to weigh on eBay shares. The new app will be called Seller, according to an announcement from Meta on Friday morning.

Investing.com92d agoneutral
Qualcomm unveils Dragonfly CPU, signs Meta as first data center customer

Investing.com - Qualcomm Incorporated (NASDAQ:QCOM) unveiled its Dragonfly C1000 data center CPU and secured Meta Platforms as its first major customer on Wednesday, announcing a strategic multi-generation supply agreement at its Investor Day 2026 in New York City. Despite the milestone announcements, Qualcomm shares are trading at $193.61, down 5.15% on the session, as investors weigh the near-term cost of a separate ~$4 billion acquisition against data center revenue that won’t arrive until th

LinkedIn launches new effort in push to capture business advertisers
Reuters106d agoneutral
LinkedIn launches new effort in push to capture business advertisers

LinkedIn is aiming to burnish its position as a go-to platform for business advertisers with a new team of marketing experts ‌that it expects to generate an annualized run rate of $100 million next fiscal year, ‌a source familiar with the matter said. The Microsoft-owned platform on Wednesday unveiled BrandWorks, the newly assembled team that aims ​to deliver higher-performing ad campaigns for customers ranging from software giant SAP to privately held website hosting platform Webflow. "We're developing services that are designed to meet the marketer where they are," said Alex Josephson, VP of BrandWorks, who previously built a similar offering called Twitter Next.