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Meta's Muse personal agent is a hit, as AI commerce starts to take off
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this post was submitted on 23 Sep 2026
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Seeing Meta release a new product and being crazy successful literally makes me sick. People say no one leaves Facebook because of the "network effect" but then a new product launches with no network at all and people are swarming to it. They just honestly don't give a single fuck about all the horrendous shit these companies do.
I’m with you, but if it’s any consolation…
Remember threads??
lol that had so much network effect hype around it. Dead after literally two weeks.
Like others are saying I suspect bulshit traffic for this. Most people I know use FB shit less and less so fingers crossed.
It's not dead. Still lots of high profile users there.
Isn't most of the people there just typical corporate shills? Like a company-approved xitter space
It's probably mostly bot traffic and inflated numbers of ignorant people and racist boomers (just like Facebook is)