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Meta expands Muse to Canada and adds shopping integrations

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Meta says its Muse AI agent has expanded to Canada and can work with Stripe, Shopify's Shop Pay and broader PayPal support for purchases. The company described the changes at its Connect event as it seeks to let users find products and complete transactions through the assistant. Meta says each Muse agent runs on a dedicated cloud computer that stores data from services users choose to connect. It also says Muse asks for approval before sensitive actions such as purchases or sending emails. Retailer access remains a constraint: Amazon has blocked Muse from shopping on its site.
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