TechMeta puts its AI assistant on a keychain
Mark Zuckerberg called Meta’s personal AI agent Muse the “centerpiece” of his AI vision while unveiling Muse Charm at the company’s annual Connect event. The pendant-like device attaches to a keychain, activates with a fingerprint sensor, displays the Muse avatar and supports real-time voice interaction. It is due out in December.

Meta’s Muse AI Charms will be able to interact with one anotherMeta’s handheld Muse Charm will reportedly recognize and communicate with nearby Charms when it launches later this year. The device includes the Muse AI agent, a built-in 5G modem, a two-inch OLED touchscreen, cameras, speakers, microphones, and a fingerprint sensor. Mark Zuckerberg said it is planned for a December holiday launch, with pricing still undecided.
















































































