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Meta is betting its future on a dedicated hardware form factor for its Muse agent with the Muse Charm. This standalone device removes the smartphone dependency that currently anchors most AI assistants, aiming to launch before the holidays. While the Rabbit R1 proved early AI hardware could flop due to capability gaps, Meta’s move signals a serious attempt to define the next computing platform. The inclusion of on-device sensors and direct server connectivity suggests they are prioritizing always-on availability over app-based workflows.