Meta tests Muse, a personal AI agent that can spend your money

The invite-only iPhone app connects to email, calendars, health and financial data, then asks for approval before acting.

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Primary source: TestingCatalog on X

Why it matters

Muse puts Meta's agent strategy inside a dedicated app with unusually broad access to personal data. Its approval system will determine whether users trust it to act.

A smartphone screen shows a chat with a digital assistant named Muse, which has filled out a field trip permission slip and is asking for approval to sign up for a chaperone role.

Meta is testing Muse, a standalone personal AI agent designed to manage schedules, make purchases, track spending and continue working after users close the app.…

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