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Meta's Muse AI agent expands to Apple Watch and Wear OS
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- →Wearable integration marks a shift for AI agents from screens to always-on voice interfaces.
- →Meta is aggressively expanding Muse's ecosystem presence across iOS and Android hardware.
- →The move competes directly with other consumer AI assistants vying for smartwatch dominance.
Meta announced on Monday that its AI assistant, Muse, is now available on Apple Watch and Android Wear OS devices. Users can interact with the agent via voice calls, text messages, or dictation directly from their smartwatches. This release follows a month-long expansion cycle that included an iPad app, video chat capabilities, and new collaborative features called Spaces. Muse has already surpassed 10 million U.S. downloads within its first 40 days on the App Store.
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