#MetaMuseMonetization

#MetaMuseMonetization Meta isn't just building another AI assistant. It's building another storefront 👀 Muse is expanding into its own AI device, smart glasses and shopping services from Walmart, Best Buy and Gap. What caught my attention is the business model. Every AI interaction could become a product search, transaction or subscription. If that works, Muse won't just compete for AI users. It could turn attention into commerce and become Meta's next growth engine.

meta's muse can now buy memecoins with your card. i built a crypto layer for it on robinhood chain. any @ponsdotfamily or @bankrbot coin, one prompt, no wallet or crypto needed: buy $20 of [coin] via

Meta's Muse rollout matters less as a feature launch than as a distribution test. A standalone Charm device, smart-glasses integration, and retail-service partners could put the assistant closer to daily decisions. The monetization question is whether convenience translates into repeat transactions or paid utility. Hardware may widen reach; durable revenue will depend on trust and useful execution. #MetaMuseMonetization

This Week in Replit 1) Three new models in Replit Agent: GPT-6 Sol, GPT-6 Luna Fast, and Claude Opus 5.5. Experiment with them and see how they fit your flow. 2) Muse can now make apps in Replit. Replit is an approved connector inside Muse, rolling out now. Go to Connectors and look for Replit. 3) Your next app could be in VR. Describe an app, Replit builds it for Meta devices. Announced this week at Meta Connect. →

Meta's Muse, the personal AI agent that books trips, makes purchases and places calls for you, has topped US app download charts since its launch. Katie Paul looks at what sets it apart from the competition

WATCH: Meta's Muse, the personal AI agent that books trips, makes purchases and places calls for you, has topped US app download charts since its launch. Katie Paul looks at what sets it apart from the competition

New episode with @aparnacd, who leads product for wearables @meta. We recorded this at Connect after announcing Muse is coming to AI glasses. We talked about what it means for AI assistants to become wearable agents that can actually get things done, and the four simultaneous feedback loops — AI, software, hardware and human taste — that make wearables such an exciting hardware category to work on.

makes sense for @OpenAI and ives to come up with something like @Muse charm by holiday season. otherwise they are moving too slow for consumer minds. my gut feel is that muse charm will become a holiday darling for families.

Mark Zuckerberg in 3Q'25 call of $META "The one opportunity that we usually talk about on these calls but hasn't come up as much here is just the ability to make it so that advertisers are increasingly just going to be able to give us a business objective and give us a credit card or bank account and have the AI system basically figure out everything else that's necessary, including generating video or different types of creative that might resonate with different people that are personalized in different ways, finding who the right customers are. All of the capabilities that we're building, I think, go towards improving all of these different things. I'm quite optimistic about that." I am sharing this to report that they have done it! Muse is running ads for me (I have never run any ad ever before this) and all I had to do was give Muse my credit card!

meta put muse in a little bag charm fingerprint tap and the cartoon talks companionship shipping as a keychain now