Meta Gives Muse the Keys, Google Builds Power, Harvey Hits $15.5B

Meta just gave an AI agent access to email, calendars, travel, shopping, forms, and connected apps. Google announced a €13 billion Finnish infrastructure investment and a 22-year agreement supporting the life extension of the Loviisa nuclear plant. Harvey then raised $550 million at a $15.5 billion valuation. Three ways Silicon Valley is handing software more keys, and investors more money.

Meta launched Muse for U.S. adults. The agent can manage schedules, draft and send email, book travel, compare prices, shop, fill out forms, and act across connected apps. Users can control access and approve sensitive actions such as sending email or completing purchases. 1

Google says it will invest €13 billion in Finland over the next two years in digital infrastructure, clean energy, and economic partnerships. Google also says it signed a 22-year agreement to support the life extension of the Loviisa nuclear power plant. 2

TechCrunch reports that legal AI startup Harvey raised another $550 million at a $15.5 billion valuation, in a round co-led by Diffusion and Lightspeed Venture Partners. The report says Harvey has raised more than $1.55 billion in total and nearly doubled its valuation in about nine months. 3