Meta's Muse has rapidly become a consumer AI agent with market and platform consequences: the personal assistant launched in the US on Sept. 8, climbed to No. 1 in app-store free downloads, and was blocked by Amazon from shopping on its site less than two weeks later. The episode turns the agent boom from a product race into a fight over personal data, commerce access and compute demand.
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