According to CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Meta’s superintelligence team is working on a new set of AI agents meant to help the company’s users “achieve diverse goals in their lives.” Zuckerberg, who is also reportedly overseeing an AI clone of himself, said his goal is to make agents more accessible and easier to use than existing agent products like OpenClause.
Speaking during Meta’s first-quarter earnings call on Wednesday, Zuckerberg said the upcoming business and personal agents will build on the newly released Muse Spark model, the first from Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL).
“Our goal is not just to deliver meta AI as an assistant, but to provide agents that can understand your goals and then work around the clock to help you achieve them,” he said. “We’re building a personal agent that’s focused on helping people achieve diverse goals in their lives. We’re also building a business agent that’s focused on helping entrepreneurs and businesses around the world use our tools and others to scale their efforts, reach new customers, and better serve existing customers.”
Zuckerberg didn’t give a timeline for the new products, but he said the goal of Meta is to make agents more accessible than existing platforms. OpenClaw, he said, “offers a very exciting glimpse of what kinds of things should be possible” but it is “quite difficult” to set up.
“There are a lot of agents out there that people are making for different things, and there aren’t that many agents that I would want to give my mother,” he said. “How do you create a version of that experience that is much more refined and dialed in and easier, and that basically has all the infrastructure already built for people.”
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