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Meta Muse puts a persistent personal agent in a dedicated cloud computer

Meta's September 8 launch describes a personal agent with its own browser, connected apps and approval checks for sensitive actions. A new Matt Wolfe demo revisits onboarding and a subscription audit; it is new coverage, not a new launch.

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