Meta's AI agent Muse is now on iPad, barely a month after arriving on phones.
Meta rolled out Muse to iPad this week, following the assistant's debut on mobile just a month earlier. The company is pushing the agent onto more devices and surfaces at an unusually fast clip. Meta has not detailed what, if anything, changes in the iPad version compared to the phone app. The expansion suggests Muse is a priority product rather than a one-off experiment.
A month between platforms is fast for a first-generation AI agent, and it signals Meta wants Muse everywhere before habits form around rival assistants. Tablets are a natural fit for an agent meant to help with longer, more involved tasks than a phone screen invites.
ChatGPT and Google's Gemini already live across phones, tablets, and desktops, so Muse's quick iPad arrival looks less like innovation and more like catching up.