Meta's AI agent 'Muse' launches in Japan, marking its first expansion outside North America
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U.S. tech giant Meta has launched "Muse," an AI agent that performs various tasks on behalf of users, in Japan. This marks the first time the service has been offered in a country outside of North America.
"Muse" allows users to give instructions to the AI with the same ease as chatting with a friend on a messaging app. For example, it can carry out daily tasks such as sending emails or making travel reservations on the user's behalf.
Furthermore, "Muse" can create plans tailored to the goals set by the user. By organizing the necessary time and steps, the AI helps users complete complex tasks efficiently.
This launch in Japan demonstrates that Meta is prioritizing the utilization of AI technology in the Asian market. There is significant attention focused on how AI will prove useful in our daily lives moving forward.
Sources: BRIDGE（ブリッジ）
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