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Is Meta's Muse assistant actually popular?

Ryan Broderick · 21 Oct 2026

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  1. It may also explain why these two companies don't constantly talk about AI causing the end of world, unlike Anthropic or OpenAI. You probably don't have to resort to such gauche effective altruist catastrophizing if you have pre-existing non-AI users to market to.
  2. But as long as the download number looks healthy and the app stays at the top of download charts, then Meta can keep burning cash on data centers. The hype train keeps on running.

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