Meta launches Muse in the US, a personal AI agent that can book travel, shop, send emails, and run tasks, with security controls and paid plans.

Meta rolled out on ​Tuesday a long-touted AI assistant that can autonomously send emails, sell a car and book travel on a person's ‌behalf, despite internal concerns that the technology mismanages its access to sensitive personal data.

Meta rolled out on Tuesday a long-touted AI assistant that can autonomously send emails, sell a car and book travel on a person's behalf, despite internal concerns that the technology mismanages its access to sensitive personal data.

Meta’s new Muse AI agent wants to handle your emails, shopping, and more. Signups are open now for iOS and Android users in the US.

This event will also be John Ternus’ first as Apple’s CEO after taking over for Tim Cook on September 1st. Ternus was previously Apple’s head of hardware engineering, and he spotlighted upcoming hardware launches in his first staff memo as CEO.

When John Ternus succeeded Tim Cook as chief executive officer of Apple Inc. at the start of this month, he needed no introduction to the company’s more than 160,000 employees. The same can’t really be said of the public,

Apple Inc.’s $570 billion summer surge is saddling new Chief Executive Officer John Ternus with high expectations heading into the company’s most anticipated event in years: the unveiling of the foldable iPhone on Wednesday.

Apple’s new phone will test its ability to take niche products and technology into the mainstream. Foldable smartphones still make up only a tiny slice of the smartphone market.