Meta's new 'Muse' AI agent leverages its large user base and data for potential quick momentum, but success depends on overcoming trust barriers regarding sensitive user information.

I am interested in your opinion on Meta, as we may be starting to see a company that feels more confident in its role with the launch of its "Muse" platform .

Yes, absolutely. I mean, "Muse" is the big news announcement, and the stock went against the grain. While the market has been declining in the past few days, Meta has actually been rising, but the AI proxy " Muse" certainly represents an interesting area for Meta to get involved in .

He is actually looking back at history, when you had chatbots that would simply ask you a question and answer it. As for "Muse," he is actually an agent who will work on his own .

It works on a dedicated cloud computer . It can log into your accounts and actually perform tasks on your behalf, whether that's booking a tennis lesson or negotiating for a cheaper TV or mobile phone bill. That is the purpose of its existence.

I think Meta's advantage is this huge user base. I mean, they have over 3.5 billion active users, so they have a lot of data about all of their users. If this matter manages to gain some momentum, I think it will gain it very quickly .

Clearly, the big question is about trust . For example, how will people actually trust "Meta", firstly? Would they trust "Meta" enough to hand over the keys to the kingdom? Would you give them your banking information, your credit card information, and tell them, "Go ahead and do whatever you want"?

Um, I think that's still up for grabs, but if early adopters show that this is the reality, I think " Muse" will be a big win in Meta's record.