Meta’s Muse AI agent could shift ad dollars into commerce transactions

MediaPost’s Laurie Sullivan reports that Meta’s new AI agent Muse, built into its smart glasses, could let wearers complete purchases by voice or glance, opening a transaction-fee and subscription revenue stream beyond traditional advertising.

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