Meta’s Personal Agent Fuels AI Optimism
THE SO WHAT
A single personal agent launch moving global AI stocks and chip demand expectations shows how tightly capital markets now track consumer AI engagement. If you ship anything that looks like an assistant, assume your roadmap is now a macro signal — not just a product decision.
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