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According to a TechCrunch AI report, Meta's AI agent Muse is now available on smartwatches, including Apple Watch and Android Wear OS. The source says users can interact with Meta's AI assistant through voice calls, text messages, or dictation on their Apple Watch. This extends access to Muse beyond phones to wrist-worn devices. The snippet does not give further details on pricing, rollout timing, or availability by region.
According to a TechCrunch AI report, Meta's AI agent Muse is now available on smartwatches, including Apple Watch and Android Wear OS. The source says users can interact with Meta's AI assistant through voice calls, text messages, or dictation on their Apple Watch. This extends access to Muse beyond phones to wrist-worn devices. The snippet does not give further details on pricing, rollout timing, or availability by region.
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Users can now interact with Meta’s AI assistant through voice calls, text messages, or dictation on their Apple Watch.
People who use Meta's AI assistant on the go may now reach it directly from their wrist without pulling out a phone. Developers and businesses building around wearables may also need to track how Muse performs on smaller screens and with voice-first input. Watch for details on which features are supported on each platform and how Meta handles these interactions.
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