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Meta's Muse Racks up 10 Million Downloads, but Its Path to Profits Remains Unclear

BenzingaAnusuya Lahiri

Meta AI app Muse hits 10.4M downloads, but retention questions remain ahead of Q3 earnings. Wall Street holds a consensus Buy.

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