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Hand off emails and bookings like asking a person: Meta's AI agent 'Muse' arrives in Japan

Hand off emails and bookings like asking a person: Meta's AI agent 'Muse' arrives in Japan
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Meta launched its personal AI agent 'Muse' in Japan, enabling users to delegate tasks like sending emails and making travel bookings.

Key points

  • •Meta started providing its personal AI agent 'Muse' in Japan on October 23.
  • •It is available via iOS/Android apps and the web, with basic features free and a subscription plan starting at 2,799 yen per month.
  • •It was first offered in North America in September 2026, making Japan the first region outside North America.
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