Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants everyone chatting with its Muse agents. And then he wants those agents chatting with each other.

“We expect to grow Muse to serve billions of people. This is both our mission and our strategy,” Zuckerberg said. “This is also our strategy because we think that billions of Muses in a network at scale will be able to get more done for people and businesses by working together, so we’d like to create a large-scale Muse network as quickly as possible.”

This goal of building a network of AI agents working together to serve more than a billion people’s inquiries worldwide is a reason why Meta isn’t “charging everyone up front” to use Muse, so that more people sign on. It’s unclear what this collaboration will entail, but it does raise some questions about data sharing, which Meta does not have a squeaky-clean record of.…