Meta AI chief Alexandr Wang has encouraged young people to use personal AI agents as a “second brain.” In a conversation with podcast host David Senra, Wang said he uses Meta’s Muse AI to set up workflows and let the agent handle tasks on his behalf. He described treating it as a second brain that helps organize thoughts and turn ideas into action. Wang believes such agents can help people overcome everyday obstacles and focus on larger ambitions. “Like you're a kid, you have big dreams, use AI, help make those things happen,” he said, adding that users can then dream bigger and pursue increasingly ambitious goals. He contrasted Meta’s personal-AI focus with rivals concentrating on coding agents, stating, “It’s not work. It’s not coding. It’s personal.” Wang said Meta aims to build personal superintelligence that handles routine tasks so people can spend more time on what they want to do. The Muse team spent months refining more than 100 behaviors to improve everyday reliability.
Meta AI chief Alexandr Wang has encouraged young people to use personal AI agents as a “second brain.” In a conversation with podcast host David Senra, Wang said he uses Meta’s Muse AI to set up workflows and let the agent handle tasks on his behalf. He described treating it as a second brain that helps organize thoughts and turn ideas into action. Wang believes such agents can help people overcome everyday obstacles and focus on larger ambitions. “Like you're a kid, you have big dreams, use AI, help make those things happen,” he said, adding that users can then dream bigger and pursue increasingly ambitious goals. He contrasted Meta’s personal-AI focus with rivals concentrating on coding agents, stating, “It’s not work. It’s not coding. It’s personal.” Wang said Meta aims to build personal superintelligence that handles routine tasks so people can spend more time on what they want to do. The Muse team spent months refining more than 100 behaviors to improve everyday reliability.