Muse drew more than 5 million downloads, but app-open rates fell after the first spike. The story also reports no clear way to earn money, rising computing costs, and privacy concerns, so it does not show a clear change for Meta.
Muse gives Meta another way to reach users through its existing apps. But the story says app-open rates fell after the first spike, and reports no clear way to earn money from Muse. Running the agents also adds computing costs. The data collection raises privacy and security concerns, but the story reports no penalty or lost sales. These facts do not point clearly in one direction yet.
The story recalls Target's old pregnancy-shopping model, not a new Target decision or result. It therefore does not show a change for Target's business.
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