Meta's Muse AI Leads U.S. iOS Charts Amid Adoption Concerns
According to Futurism, Meta's Muse AI personal assistant became the most downloaded free iOS app in the United States, but surveys indicate most users are unwilling to grant it extensive access to personal data. Fox Business reported that Meta launched a version of Muse tailored for small businesses, while WIRED noted the service is restricted to users 18 and older. Mashable described the introduction of a cheerful Jolly avatar for the assistant, and TechCrunch said a keychain-sized Muse Charm wearable will allow voice interaction, with shipments slated for December. Earlier reports said the app’s rapid uptake lifted Meta’s share price, Reuters noted, and Yahoo Finance recorded 2.
8 million downloads in the first twelve days, outpacing OpenAI’s ChatGPT. TechCrunch documented 1. 8 million iOS downloads and 642 000 daily active users in the United States and Canada during the initial period, and also mentioned that Muse draws significant inspiration from the open-source OpenClaw project. CBS News highlighted that Muse topped the Apple App Store’s free download list, while CNN pointed out privacy concerns and mixed performance as users delegated tasks such as scheduling and shopping to the AI.