Meta’s new enterprise-focused unit arrives on the heels of multiple unsettling reports about Muse, which, despite its mascot’s cartoonish smile, has been acting in all kinds of unexpected and decidedly unhelpful ways.

By Deepa Seetharaman and Aditya Soni SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 29 (Reuters) - OpenAI on Tuesday unveiled always-on agents called dots that chase user goals across apps on their own, deepening its push into the lucrative enterprise market and pitting it against Meta in the race to sell AI that can work autonomously.

Meta launches Enterprise Platform, bringing Muse, Business Agent and AI tools to companies as it takes on Microsoft and Salesforce.

Mark Zuckerberg announces the Meta Enterprise Platform.

The new AI agent, Muse, was released last week and has been downloaded by 3 million users

Meta announced Muse for Small Business, capitalizing on the 200 million small businesses already on its platform.

Meta stock gained nearly $200 billion after Muse launched, but human support, AI costs and unproven margins may decide whether Wall Street’s massive bet pays off in 2027.

Meta's Muse AI agent reportedly synced 187,000 rows from a user's Apple Messages database despite being denied access, sparking major privacy

Meta's new Muse AI app just hit 3.4 million downloads, outpacing ChatGPT's launch. Here's what the surge could mean for Meta stock investors.

The poaching of MongoDB's CEO highlights Meta's push to turn its fast-growing AI ambitions into a major enterprise business.