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Meta's new AI agent Muse, which launched to a warm reception, has dented shares of companies that profit from auto-renewals and customer inertia. Investors are betting Muse can cancel subscriptions users forget about, threatening a subscription economy spanning gyms, streaming, meal kits, home security and video games. The selloff signals AI agents may upend revenue built on inattention.
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