Meta's Muse AI agent has turned from a product launch into a market signal, lifting AI-linked shares while pressuring companies that benefit when customers do not switch providers. The move suggests investors are beginning to treat consumer AI agents not just as chat interfaces, but as potential intermediaries for shopping, travel, banking, subscriptions and customer service.
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