OpenAI Launches New AI Agents to Compete With Meta's Muse

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OpenAI has introduced a new set of AI agents designed to function as personal assistants for users. The announcement comes just weeks after Meta released its own AI agent called Muse, signaling intensifying competition in the AI space. The ChatGPT maker's new agents are positioned as direct rivals to Meta's offering. The launch also arrives at a time when OpenAI is facing increased scrutiny over several incidents linked to its technology.

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