GoKawiilMeta's Muse AI agent enters closed testing with bank and email access
Meta has moved its agentic AI assistant, Muse, into a limited closed testing phase, according to Testing Catalog, gating access through a waitlist and invite codes. An App Store listing reveals the app can connect to Gmail, Google Calendar, health apps, and even users' bank accounts and cards to track spending and suggest canceling unused subscriptions.
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Meta is positioning Muse as a direct rival to Google's Gemini by pushing deeper into users' financial and personal data than typical assistants have gone. Granting an AI agent access to bank accounts and email raises real security and privacy questions, even with built-in approval steps before it can send messages or spend money.
- Muse is currently in closed alpha or beta testing, accessible via waitlist or invite code.
- The assistant can integrate with email, calendars, health apps, and bank/card accounts.
- Features include expense tracking, subscription-cancellation suggestions, and user approval prompts before spending.
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