Muse and agentic AI are in the spotlight as investors head for Meta's Q3 earnings
23 September 2026, United States, Menlo Park: Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of the Facebook parent company Meta. Andrej Sokolow/picture alliance via Getty Images Meta's Muse has generated a lot of buzz ahead of the company's Q3 earnings report. The agentic AI tool injected fresh excitement into the AI trade when it debuted last month. Now, Wall Street wants to know how Meta might turn Muse's popularity into cash flow. Muse was a shot of life to the AI trade when it debuted last month, and now Wall Street wants to know how Meta plans to monetize that excitement. Wall Street analysts are focused on the company's agentic AI as they head into the Q3 report, hoping for concrete details about how it can be monetized. Earnings season hasn't been kind to Meta recently. The company has been punished for its lofty capex spending figures, often bearing the brunt of investor skepticism in times of high AI trade anxiety. But Muse might calm investors who have been nervous about such he...
