According to CoinMeta, Zuckerberg personally demonstrated the Spaces feature launched by Meta for personal AI intelligent Muse. Users only need to describe their requirements in natural language, and Muse can directly generate an interactive mini-application that can be embedded into their own Muse interface. Zuckerberg showcased three examples: a 3D barbecue game, an event tracker, and a smart home control panel. Users can also create travel planners, financial dashboards, shopping lists, and even mini-games with data recording functions. The generated mini-applications can be used for a long time and can connect to other software to automatically update information. For example, users can ask Muse to create a travel dashboard that compiles flight details, hotel information, and itineraries, and connect it to services like Google Calendar; relevant information can be continuously synchronized. Users can directly select tasks and add records within the dashboard, and they can also continue to have AI modify the interface and functions. These mini-applications can be fixed in the Muse sidebar or on the main tab page, and they can switch automatically according to a schedule.