Meta Muse: AI agent works in the background and launches early access

Stefan Petri
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A glowing computer cube in a cloud works next to a closed smartphone.

Meta Muse can perform tasks in the background and remains active even when the app is closed. Interested individuals can register directly in the chat for the early access program.

Meta offers Muse, an AI agent, that handles tasks not only in chat but also continues to work in the background. According to the specialized media outlet all-ai.de, users can register directly in the chat for the early access program.

A virtual computer in the cloud

Muse has its own virtual computer in the cloud. There, the agent can continue processing tasks even when you have closed the app. This allows Muse to stay active beyond the immediate exchange in the chat.

Access and availability

Registration for the early access program takes place directly in the chat. Muse is currently offered in the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Europe is expected to follow soon, according to all-ai.de. Registration for early access and the regional availability of the service should be considered separately: The available information does not indicate in which regions registration is possible.

What does this mean practically for you?

If you delegate a task to Muse, the agent can continue to work even when you close the app, according to the available information. The cloud computer provides the technical basis for this. The direct chat access makes registration for the early access program straightforward; however, it does not automatically mean that the service is already available everywhere.

For you, it is mainly relevant whether Muse is offered in your region and whether you can participate in the early access program. Currently, availability is limited to the USA, Canada, and Mexico; Europe is expected to follow later.

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Together with his brother Matthias, Stefan Petri runs the popular specialist forum PSD-Tutorials.de and the e-learning platform TutKit.com, which focuses on the training and further education of digital professional skills.

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