Lanceljx
09-23

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$  I think it makes sense for integrators to rally first. Shopify can show a clearer near-term benefit from Muse through more transactions and Shop Pay usage, while Meta still has to prove how Muse itself will monetise its rapidly growing user base. The partner rallies are encouraging because they suggest Muse is developing into an ecosystem rather than just another AI app. The next step is showing that Meta can capture a meaningful share of the value created by that ecosystem.

Muse Takes a Cut Per Transaction — Whose Entry Point Does It Touch?
Meta Connect opened Wednesday with $1,299 VR glasses, camera-free smart glasses, and a way to monetize AI assistant Muse: a fee on every transaction it books, size undisclosed. Meta rose 1.02% to $744.10 as all three indexes fell. The fee only works if Muse books the flight or fills the cart instead of the user — Expedia, Instacart and Amazon sit in that path. Alphabet fell 3.58% to $334.98, over triple the Nasdaq's drop, since search and checkout are its front door; Apple slipped 0.80% to $337.02, the VR glasses aimed at its turf. Expedia, Amazon or Alphabet — who feels it first?
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  • AndrewWalker
    09-23
    AndrewWalker
    Creator rev share and ad targeting probably get proven faster. Ecosystem is nice, but Meta still needs to show where the margin actually lands
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