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Meta adds Spaces to Muse AI agents to organize projects

Meta is rolling out Spaces for its Muse AI agents, a feature for organizing projects. Mark Zuckerberg says Muse has 10 million users in the US and Canada.

Illustration of an AI assistant organizing project folders on a phone and laptop screen.
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Meta has added a feature called Spaces to its Muse AI agents, giving users a way to organize their projects inside the product.

The update comes with a usage figure from CEO Mark Zuckerberg. He said Muse has reached 10 million users in the United States and Canada less than two months after its launch.

Why it matters

Spaces points to a shift in how AI assistants are built. Instead of handling one-off prompts, agents are increasingly expected to keep track of ongoing work, and a project-based structure is one way to do that. Meta is adding it early in Muse's life, while the product is still gaining users.

The 10 million figure covers only the US and Canada, and Zuckerberg did not present it as a global total. No further details on how Spaces works or when it reaches all users were available.

What comes next

Meta has not yet outlined further plans for Muse in the material available. How quickly the user base grows beyond North America, and how Spaces is used in practice, will show whether the feature helps the product keep users over time.

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