VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @alexandr_wang, Meta has shared a video showing Muse voice in action. The post responds to complaints that Meta announced Muse voice a long time ago. It follows today's rollout of Active Memory and Active Focus to Muse and Meta AI. The snippet does not give details on availability or how the voice feature works.
According to a post on X by @alexandr_wang, Meta has shared a video showing Muse voice in action. The post responds to complaints that Meta announced Muse voice a long time ago. It follows today's rollout of Active Memory and Active Focus to Muse and Meta AI. The snippet does not give details on availability or how the voice feature works.
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Answering complaints that Meta announced Muse voice "forever ago," Meta's @alexandr_wang posted a video of Muse voice in action. It follows today's rollout of Active Memory and Active Focus to Muse and Meta AI. Why it matters: Voice is the next front in Meta's pus...
The source describes voice as the next front in Meta's push, but the snippet is cut off before the full point. For users of Muse and Meta AI, the demo suggests voice is being presented alongside the new memory and focus features. Watch for a broader release or more details on how the voice feature works, which the source does not yet provide.
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