Meta introduced its consumer-focused AI agent Muse at its Connect event and positioned it as a personal assistant for everyday tasks. The device was discussed as already being out for “a couple weeks” before Sean O’Kane tried it and found an unclaimed-money scan that led to a check. Usefulness beyond the one-time task was described as limited, and users may face a trust issue because Meta’s ad-driven business could make people hesitant to share sensitive financial information.
A procurement-focused review compared GitHub Copilot, AWS Kiro, Cursor, and Cognition’s Devin/Devin Desktop on enterprise contract terms for IP indemnity, prompt storage, audit logging, and pricing. It lists Copilot Business at $9,500 per month for 500 seats (and $19 per seat per month) with 1 credit equal to $0.01 and credits pooled. Procurement decisions must shift to negotiating indemnity scope (especially edited or agent-written code), enforcing data residency/region commitments in order forms, and budgeting with 500-seat enterprise pricing plus usage overages where applicable.
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