Künstliche Intelligenz: Meta stellt KI-Assistenten Muse für persönliche Aufgaben vor
Das neue KI-basierte Tool von Meta soll für Nutzer einkaufen, Termine planen oder sogar Einverständniserklärungen ausfüllen – und dabei zunehmend selbstständig im Hintergrund arbeiten.
Meta, the technology conglomerate, has unveiled a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) agent named Muse, designed to assist users with their tasks. This development brings closer to fruition the vision of Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who envisions a future where each individual possesses a personalized AI assistant. The new agent shares the same name as the model series that Meta's AI lab creates and aims to automate a wide range of tasks.
Muse could be of help in online shopping, purchasing movie tickets, scheduling appointments such as tennis lessons, and even filling out consent forms for school trips. The app will become available to users in the USA on Tuesday. Zuckerberg, co-founder of Facebook and the key person behind Meta's growth into a major social media platform, differentiates between business agents and consumer personal agents for individuals. He believes the latter category holds the greatest potential for his company.
In a 6,500-word manifesto published last month, Zuckerberg outlined his vision for this technology. He said, "Each person will have an exceptionally capable personal agent that understands you, your goals, and everything that matters to you."
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