Meta’s AI chief wants Muse to make you $1,000

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Alexandr Wang has set Meta’s new AI agent a simple target. Meta’s chief AI officer asked on X whether Muse could “make you $1000”, launching a hashtag challenge a few days after Muse went live on 8 September.

The replies have been generous with dollar figures, but not always independent. Many of the posts answering the challenge came from Meta employees, Business Insider reported, sharing what they said Muse had saved them on phone bills, insurance, and furniture returns.

Business Insider’s Matthew Loh did not put a number on that share, and TNW has not independently counted it. None of the savings in the thread, from staff or anyone else, come with independent before-and-after figures.

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The pitch is that you point Muse at your finances and let it work in the background. It can compare insurance, cancel forgotten subscriptions, chase refunds, and hunt...

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