Meta's Muse AI Agent Is Coming To Its AI Glasses
Meta is integrating its 'Muse' AI agent into its smart glasses, allowing users to perform tasks like booking travel and sending emails hands-free. The feature is designed to manage personal errands, though its necessity as a wearable tool remains a point of debate.
Why it matters
This represents a shift in wearable technology toward 'agentic AI,' where devices actively perform tasks for users rather than just providing information.
Have your virtual assistant book a flight while you’re jogging.
Meta Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover Meta's Muse AI agent can do a lot . If you're willing to trust it with the most sensitive parts of your digital life, it can use the web, book travel, make phone calls, send emails and even make purchases on your behalf. So far, you can use Muse in its standalone iOS, Android or Mac apps, or within your WhatsApp chats. But in "the coming months," Meta is bringing its errand-running agent to its AI glasses.
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