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Recently U.S. Treasury and corporate bond yields have risen sharply, causing the overall stock market to trend downward. Even in such a market environment, Meta (formerly Facebook) shares are maintaining upward pressure due to expectations of launch of ‘Muse’, an AI personal agent.
Muse is a new platform that allows users to utilize conversational AI tailored to their work and lifestyle; it has attracted significant interest from both corporations and general users.
Meta announced that starting from the first half of 2024 it will release 'Muse' as a commercial service, and this function combined with existing MetaVerse-related AI technology enhances usability and efficiency. Investors highlight that Muse could demonstrate a wide range of use cases from internal corporate automation to personal productivity improvement.
Accordingly, Meta's shares have recorded higher-than-average rise and trading volume is also increasing.
Market analysts evaluate that despite rising rates and market downturn, Meta's shares reflect demand for AI technology and corporate value, indicating long-term growth potential. In particular, Muse offers differentiated features relative to existing AI solutions, potentially strengthening competitive advantage over rivals. Such outlook serves as a positive signal to investors.
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