Meta’s Muse agent leaves North America for Japan
Japan is the first market outside North America where Muse, Meta’s personal AI agent, is available. Meta said on Friday, October 23, that it had launched Muse there, Kyodo News reported.
Muse first went live in North America in September, and the country list now reads US, Canada, Japan. Still a short list.
It counts for more than chat: Muse’s own checkout through Shop Pay on Shopify stores works only in countries where the agent is supported. Japan just became the newest place where an agent can spend your money.
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