Meta's Muse agent boosts stock 13% as investors eye consumer AI revenue
Meta Platforms shares surged roughly 13% last week, marking the company's best month since July 2013, driven by the rapid adoption of its new AI agent, Muse. The agent has climbed app charts, accumulating millions of downloads in its first two weeks. Analysts attribute this shift to Meta's strategic pivot toward proprietary models, including the launch of the closed Muse Spark model and the…
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- Meta stock jumped roughly 13% last week, its best month since July 2013, following Muse's release.
- Muse has gained millions of downloads in two weeks and monetizes via transaction cuts, not ads.
- Analysts raised the consensus price target to $787, with 73 Buy ratings and 0 Sells.
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