Meta puts its AI assistant on a keychain
Meta is putting its Muse assistant on glasses and announced new Ray-Ban and VR hardware.
Meta said its Muse assistant will reach its smart glasses and announced camera-free audio-only Ray-Bans, new frames with EssilorLuxottica, and VR glasses due next spring for $1,300 that are five times lighter than Quest 3. Wearers will use hyper-realistic avatars on video calls because the glasses cannot film the user's face. Meta has already patched a vulnerability that could let someone take control of another person's Muse agent, and Amazon has blocked Meta's agents from its shopping platform.
- Muse, Meta's agentic assistant, is coming to its smart glasses.
- Camera-free Ray-Bans are audio-only; new VR glasses cost $1,300.
- Avatars stand in on calls because glasses cannot film the wearer.
- Meta patched a flaw that could hijack another user's Muse agent.
- Amazon blocked Meta's agents from its shopping platform.
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- AI models
- Muse
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Meta says the keychain-sized Muse Charm will ship in December.
By Hannah Murphy, Financial Times · arstechnica.com
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