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Meta Launches Personal AI Agents App With Free and Paid Tiers

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Meta introduced its Hatch code-named personal AI agent app, powered by its Muse Spark foundation models, and is asking a subset of users to pay as it prepares free and monthly subscription options of $20 or $100 depending on usage. The move lands amid intensifying privacy and safety scrutiny and ongoing personal injury and school district lawsuits, while Meta also faces pressure to show returns on AI spending.

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