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Meta has announced the Muse Charm, a wearable device designed to connect users with its AI agent, Muse. The device features a digital avatar and voice interaction capabilities, and is expected to be available by December.
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- Meta has unveiled a new wearable device called Muse Charm, aimed at enhancing user interaction with its AI agent, Muse.
- The Muse Charm features a small screen displaying a digital avatar and allows users to communicate with the AI without needing to unlock their phones.
- CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the device during the company's annual Connect event, stating it is not yet ready for shipping but will be available by the holiday season in December.
- The Muse Charm is designed to be portable, resembling a Tamagotchi with its lightweight and personality-driven approach, and serves as a way for Meta to explore AI wearables.
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