Meta's newest AI agent, Muse, is becoming a phenomenal product overseas. According to data from Apptopia, a third-party market research agency, the current number of Muse mobile downloads has surpassed the number of ChatGPT downloads during the same period. Within 12 days of launch, Muse reached 2.8 million installs worldwide and quickly became number one in the US Apple App Store. This product, which was launched on September 8, is essentially an AI assistant that can “operate” for users. Its core ability is to perform tasks independently, including booking tickets, processing emails, and calling Meta's social media. On September 21, Meta's stock price surged 11.43% to $741.24, the biggest one-day increase in more than a year, while driving up the semiconductor sector, which is closely related to the AI business. This growth rate is seen as a sign that AI agents are becoming mainstream. According to media reports, OpenAI is also speeding up the development of AI agents for consumers, hoping to compete with Meta's Muse and Musk's Grok Bot. However, while AI agents are gaining popularity in the consumer market, their conflict with internet platforms has also come to light. On September 20, Amazon blocked Muse's operation, and users would receive a warning when they let Muse place an order on Amazon: “Unauthorized AI agents violate Amazon's Terms of Use.”

Meta's newest AI agent, Muse, is becoming a phenomenal product overseas. According to data from Apptopia, a third-party market research agency, the current number of Muse mobile downloads has surpassed the number of ChatGPT downloads during the same period. Within 12 days of launch, Muse reached 2.8 million installs worldwide and quickly became number one in the US Apple App Store. This product, which was launched on September 8, is essentially an AI assistant that can “operate” for users. Its core ability is to perform tasks independently, including booking tickets, processing emails, and calling Meta's social media. On September 21, Meta's stock price surged 11.43% to $741.24, the biggest one-day increase in more than a year, while driving up the semiconductor sector, which is closely related to the AI business. This growth rate is seen as a sign that AI agents are becoming mainstream. According to media reports, OpenAI is also speeding up the development of AI agents for consumers, hoping to compete with Meta's Muse and Musk's Grok Bot. However, while AI agents are gaining popularity in the consumer market, their conflict with internet platforms has also come to light. On September 20, Amazon blocked Muse's operation, and users would receive a warning when they let Muse place an order on Amazon: “Unauthorized AI agents violate Amazon's Terms of Use.”