Meta’s AI assistant Muse has moved beyond internal testing into a limited closed test, with access expected to be controlled through a waitlist and invite codes.. Testing Catalog reported that Muse had entered a limited closed alpha stage, though the report also described the app as being in closed beta, leaving its exact testing phase unclear..
The outlet said it found an App Store listing for “Muse from Meta” that included screenshots and a detailed description of the app’s functions. The listing showed Muse is designed to handle tasks across a user’s device, including managing emails, taking proactive actions, and tracking prices for tickets and reservations..
Screenshots indicated the app would require user approval before sending messages or spending money. Muse may also connect with services including Gmail, Google Calendar, Peloton and HealthEx, according to the App Store materials cited by Testing Catalog.. The app could also link to users’ card providers and bank accounts to track expenses and suggest canceling unused subscriptions, the report said..
Testing Catalog said Muse may alternatively rely on bank and card statements received through users’ email accounts to monitor spending.. Meta has recently expanded its AI offerings, including Muse Spark and a local AI model released last month.. Featured image credit.
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