According to CoinMeta, Alexandr Wang, the CEO of Meta AI, stated that the personal AI intelligent agent Muse will be made available to ordinary users for free, and there are currently no plans to insert advertisements. Meta intends to target heavy users and enterprises, and will charge a commission from shopping transactions facilitated by Muse, but the specific fee structure and launch date have not yet been announced. Muse entered the Japanese market on October 23rd, and after launching in North America on September 8th, the app's downloads reached 10 million times within six weeks. Wang mentioned that Meta's own infrastructure, security system, and data centers are important competitive advantages for Muse. At the same time, Meta continues to increase investment in AI and has raised its capital expenditure guidance for 2026 to between 135 billion and 145 billion US dollars. For Meta, where advertising revenue accounts for over 95%, the ability to convert user growth into subscription, enterprise service, and transaction commission revenue will be key to the commercialization of its AI business.