Meta's AI chief warns users can't rely on muse to earn $10,000 automatically

Meta's Chief AI Officer, Alexandr Wang, has warned users that they cannot expect the AI assistant Muse to automatically earn them $10,000. Wang emphasized that while the system is being improved to handle more complex tasks, users must also put in effort to achieve financial goals. He noted that many users are asking Muse to help them earn specific amounts, such as $10,000, but this is not something the AI can do on its own. Wang also highlighted the importance of enhancing Muse's memory capabilities to better assist users with complex tasks. In addition to improving Muse's functionality, Meta is exploring sustainable business models for the AI assistant. Wang mentioned that the company offers different subscription tiers and is considering monetization through transaction fees if users use Muse to shop or save money. However, he stated that advertising is not a current focus for the platform.