Meta AI

Meta launches Muse, a personal AI agent that connects email, payments and more, putting its consumer AI strategy against a difficult test of trust.

Meta’s Muse Spark 1.3 improves agentic and coding scores, but its low per-task cost may matter more than its still-unfinished frontier challenge.

Meta’s beta Muse Code brings parallel AI agents to large codebases, challenging Codex and Claude Code with a potentially lower-cost workflow.

Meta researchers propose a selective memory agent for long-running AI tasks, reporting higher benchmark scores while highlighting costs, calibration, and open design questions.

Mark Zuckerberg told employees Meta’s AI agents are improving more slowly than he hoped, a notable reality check for a major platform bet.

Mark Zuckerberg reportedly told Meta staff its AI agents are advancing more slowly than expected, a cautionary signal for enterprise AI automation bets.

Meta introduced AI Mode on Facebook, a new search experience powered by Meta AI that surfaces answers from public posts across its platforms.

Meta removed unreleased NameTag face-recognition components from the Meta AI smart glasses app after WIRED scrutiny.

Hackers reportedly exploited Meta’s AI support chatbot to change emails and seize high-profile Instagram accounts.

Meta is testing paid Meta AI plans with higher usage limits for Thinking mode and image and video generation.