Overview
- Meta announced Thursday that Muse Voice and Muse Realtime Avatar are rolling out to U.S. users on mobile, web and Mac to enable live audio and video‑style chats with the agent.
- The new tech pairs Muse Realtime Voice with Muse Realtime Avatar so the agent speaks in real time while an animated avatar uses matching lip movement, expressions and gestures.
- Users can pick from hundreds of voice styles, choose how the avatar appears on screen, and interrupt the agent mid‑reply to keep the conversation fluid.
- Meta says the same voice and avatar features will be added to its AI glasses and the standalone Muse Charm device, though no firm dates or wider regional availability were provided.
- Muse launched as a task‑oriented personal agent in September and the voice rollout updates that product while raising fresh questions about regional rollouts, partner commerce limits, and user privacy controls.