Meta's Muse AI Agent Comes to Apple Watch and Wear OS
The watch launch was announced Nov. 9 and follows a Muse iPad app from about a month earlier. Users can also connect accounts for email, meetings and everyday tasks.
By the Bay Area Brief staff · Edited by Seamus McKenna · · 2 min read
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Meta's Muse AI agent is now available on Apple Watch and Wear OS, the company announced, TechCrunch reported on Nov. 10.
Users can interact with the assistant through voice calls, text messages or dictation on a smartwatch. The Verge also confirmed the Apple Watch and Wear OS launch. A Muse account on X posted about the watch apps on Nov. 9, TechCrunch said.
The smartwatch release follows a dedicated iPad app introduced about a month earlier. TechCrunch said Muse can connect to accounts to help with email, meetings, bills, reservations, groceries and other tasks, and that users can personalize a Muse avatar. Related: Meta’s earlier Muse growth in its third-quarter report.
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