Meta’s Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang offered a quick, light-hearted apology on X after joking with a tech executive who used the company’s autonomous AI assistant, Muse, to book a flight. The exchange began when Webflow CTO Utkarsh Sengar took to X to share his experience with Muse, praising the AI agent after using it to book plane tickets. “Just booked plane tickets via Muse. Never going back,” Sengar wrote.
The interaction comes as Meta has stepped up its push for Muse, its newly launched personal AI agent designed to handle real-world, multi-step tasks on behalf of users.
The interaction comes as Meta has stepped up its push for Muse, its newly launched personal AI agent designed to handle real-world, multi-step tasks on behalf of users. Wang, one of Meta’s most prominent AI executives, replied with a playful suggestion that Sengar should also book a return flight and eventually head home, before adding that it was just a dumb joke. The assistant can perform actions such as booking travel, sending emails and listing a car for sale, rather than simply providing answers to prompts. “It’s simple to use. People just tell Muse what needs to get done, and it takes action, powered by Muse Spark , Meta’s most capable model to date, built for real-world agentic work like this,” Meta wrote in a blog post.
