Meta's personal AI agent, Muse, drags down stocks reliant on "consumer inertia."
Shares of major banks, insurers, and online travel agencies fell on Tuesday as investors worried that Meta Platforms' personal AI agents and other tools could disrupt businesses that benefit from "consumer inertia"—the tendency to habitually purchase even when better alternatives exist.
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