Meta released its AI agent Muse on October 2023, saying it can manage calendars and emails, but also engage in sexting. It is the company's first major update to its AI agent platform since its initial launch in 2022.
Meta reported no specific benchmark scores or parameter counts for Muse, measured on any particular benchmark or condition. That compares with no earlier figures provided in the source.
Muse is built on Meta's internal AI architecture and targets users interested in personal assistant capabilities. Availability begins with a general release, initially for all users who have downloaded the app.
"Can you sext?" said Reece Rogers, WIRED senior writer. "You go first." One sentence paraphrasing what that person went on to say, from the source only.
The announcement follows a WIRED investigation into how AI tools interact with sexuality. [One sentence on how the source itself frames the significance, adding no judgement of your own].
Meta did not say whether it would block sexting interactions, and raised questions about the boundaries of adult behavior. [One sentence on what the source says happens next].
Source: wired
