Meta launched a personal AI agent with its own computer. I tested it.
Summary
Meta launched Muse, a personal AI agent with its own computer, persistent memory, and tools like a terminal and browser. The author tested it by generating a 30-minute video from a single prompt, and it's officially available in the US/Canada with a VPN workaround for India.
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