Zuckerberg envisions a sprawling, large-scale network where billions of individual Muses communicate and transact with one another. Rather than navigating traditional websites, users would delegate tasks—from managing relationships to running businesses—to these agents, which would interact directly with the AI counterparts of retailers and service providers.
Mark Zuckerberg bets Meta’s future on autonomous AI agents
Mark Zuckerberg is betting Meta’s future on a vision where autonomous AI agents act as digital proxies for our daily lives. During Wednesday’s earnings call, the CEO outlined a roadmap for Muse, a personal assistant platform he expects will eventually surpass Facebook and Instagram in generating revenue per user.
While the project remains in its infancy, the scale of this ambition is transformative for Meta’s business model. Zuckerberg expects these agents to become essential tools for saving time and capital, effectively shifting the company's dependency away from its current social media advertising dominance toward a persistent, agent-driven ecosystem. The shift suggests a future where human interaction is increasingly mediated by bot-to-bot negotiation.




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