Alexandr Wang says don't expect Muse to magically make you $10,000
Meta's chief AI officer Alexandr Wang said you're going to have to help too if you expect Muse to make you money.
Meta's chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, addressed the expectations around his company's AI agent, Muse. Wang told interviewers that people often prompt Muse to generate income, but warned users that the agent requires effort to achieve this goal. While Wang finds the desire for Muse to make users $10,000 amusing, he highlighted that users must contribute to the process.
The Meta CEO explained that Muse's memory differs from that of humans and that the company is continually striving to enhance its capabilities. Wang emphasized that Muse's memory is distinct from human memory, and the company is consistently working to improve it. Muse has been a hit, ranking No. 1 in the free apps category on Apple's App Store.
Wang mentioned that Meta aims to make the agent's capabilities more accessible to users who don't have coding skills. Meta has introduced subscription tiers for Muse, although Wang declined to comment on potential ad integration. Wang also suggested a potential fee for transactions facilitated by Muse, such as purchases or saved money.
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