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Meta Platforms stock rises after Muse AI agent debut

Meta Platforms introduced its consumer‑focused AI agent Muse on September 8, and the tool quickly climbed to the top of the U.S. App Store rankings. The launch coincided with the rollout of the Meta One subscription service, which has already attracted 15 million subscriptions and trial users. In its second‑quarter 2026 report, Meta posted revenue of $60.8 billion, a 28% year‑over‑year increase,…

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  • Muse, Meta’s consumer AI agent, launched on Sep 8 and quickly topped the U.S. App Store.
  • Meta reported Q2 2026 revenue of $60.8 billion and diluted EPS of $6.18.
  • Stock gain estimates vary: Blockonomi 10%, AOL 24.34%, 247WallSt 19.69%, Yahoo Finance just over 1%.

The outlets differ on how the market has reacted. Blockonomi says Meta’s shares have risen about 10% since the Muse debut and were trading at $681.90 in pre‑market trade. AOL reports a 24.34% gain over the past month and a 60% jump in daily AI interactions. 247WallSt notes a 19.69% rally in the same period and a current price of $680.99. Yahoo Finance mentions the stock gaining just over 1% in pre‑market trading and highlights Dan Ives’s comment that Meta’s 3.5 billion‑user base gives it a “Ferrari left‑lane” advantage in the AI race.

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Meta Platforms (META) Stock Surges 10% Following Muse AI Agent Debut

blockonomi.com · 17 September 2026

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