Mark Zuckerberg laid out what he uses Meta's new AI agent for — kid-friendly cake recipes and MMA advice
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg discussed his personal use of 'Muse,' the company's new AI agent, for tasks ranging from baking with his children to MMA training advice. The agent is designed to handle long-term, goal-oriented tasks rather than simple chatbot queries.
Why it matters
Zuckerberg's public endorsement highlights Meta's strategic shift toward 'agentic' AI that integrates into daily life and retains user context.
Mark Zuckerberg shared on a podcast how he is using Muse, Meta's new AI agent. Bloomberg/Getty Images Mark Zuckerberg says he tested Meta's AI agent Muse by asking it for baking advice for his kids. In a podcast appearance, Zuckerberg also said Muse had given him tips on his MMA training. Muse, which launched on Tuesday, is the newest in a growing number of publicly available AI agents. Mark Zuckerberg is testing Meta's new personal AI agent with a decidedly low-stakes assignment: helping him bake with his 3-year-old daughter. Speaking on the "Sources" podcast released on Tuesday, the Meta CEO said he set up the agent, called Muse, to plan a baking project for them every weekend. Its job is to pick something manageable for a toddler and an adult who knows little about baking, then use a service such as Instacart to make sure the ingredients are ready.
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