Meta’s new “spaces” feature lets users build custom, app-like tools within Muse AI that automatically update with live data, enhancing the assistant’s practical utility.
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Meta will now allow you to build customized, app-like experiences within its Muse AI assistant. The new feature, called "spaces," allows Muse to build things like a shopping hub, school dashboard, music tracker, trivia game, and more, which you can interact with directly in the app. If you connect your space to a relevant app, Muse will update pricing, dates, and other information in the background. Meta says you can create a new space by describing it, and continue to tweak it by asking Muse. You can also interact with your spaces by checking things off, adding notes, and making edits. You can add spaces to the sidebar in the Muse a … Read the full story at The Verge.
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