U.S. Stock Market Movement: Meta surged on October 12; Muse's retention is close to ChatGPT and AI advertising
Bitget异动解读2026/10/12 13:45Meta October 12 Surge Analysis
Keywords: Muse retention close to ChatGPT, AI advertising
1. On October 12, data shows that Muse’s first-week user retention rate exceeded 30%, with a 14-day retention rate of 22%, which is close to the retention performance of ChatGPT. This indicates that this consumer-grade AI application has established an early foundation for user engagement and retention.
2. On September 8, Meta launched Muse. As of October 12, Muse's cumulative downloads have exceeded 8.2 million, with early user numbers continuing to grow, providing a product foundation for subsequent commercial exploration in subscriptions, transactions, and marketing.
3. On October 12, Meta’s AI technology continued to be used in content recommendations, user interactions, and ad targeting on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. This helps advertisers optimize marketing campaigns and improve conversions, with AI capabilities covering core social networking and advertising businesses.
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