Meta's Muse app hits 10 million downloads in the U.S. in 40 days

Meta's new artificial intelligence application, Muse, reached 10 million downloads in the United States within 40 days of its launch.

Market intelligence firm Sensor Tower reported that Muse is one of the few apps to reach that milestone so quickly. Meta describes the tool as an agent that can perform various daily tasks for users.

The company states that Muse can build a shopping cart based on a recipe found on Instagram. It can also create workout plans and organize family trivia nights.

OpenAI and Anthropic have also entered this market in recent weeks. They launched agents named Dots and Claude Duet, respectively.

These tech giants believe AI agents will play a major role in how people complete routine errands in the future. The tools are designed to handle activities like returning packages and planning vacations.

CNN is currently seeking readers who use these AI agents in their daily lives. The outlet wants to know if people rely on tools like ChatGPT or Muse to manage budgets, update calendars, or keep up with emails and social plans.