Zuckerberg personally demonstrates Muse Spaces: generating applications with a single sentence, and automatically updating data

Beating AI News Flash: Meta launches Spaces feature for its personal AI agent Muse. Users only need to describe their requirements in natural language, and Muse can directly generate an interactive mini-app and embed it into its own Muse interface.

Zuckerberg personally showcased three creations: a 3D barbecue game, an activity tracker, and a smart home control panel. Ordinary users can also create travel planners, financial dashboards, shopping lists, and even mini-games with data logging capabilities.

Once generated, the mini-apps can be used long-term and can also connect to other software to automatically update information. For example, users can have Muse create a travel dashboard that consolidates flights, hotels, and itineraries. After connecting to services such as Google Calendar, relevant information can be continuously synchronized. Users can directly check off tasks and add records in the dashboard, and can continue to ask the AI to modify the interface and features.

These mini-apps can be pinned to the Muse sidebar or main tab, and can also switch automatically according to schedule. For example, display a task dashboard on weekdays and switch to a travel plan on weekends.