Meta said at Connect on Wednesday that Muse, the AI agent it launched earlier this month, is coming to its AI glasses in the coming months, Engadget reported. So far Muse has lived in its own iOS, Android and Mac apps and inside WhatsApp chats. On the glasses you'll start it by saying its name and asking for something. It works in the background and checks in when it's done. Meta's examples include booking appointments, checking flight prices, tracking down items, guiding workouts and logging meals.
That's hours after Jane Manchun Wong posted a setup screen from a test build that offers to make Muse the glasses' default assistant, which we wrote up this morning. The screen called Muse a beta and listed Live AI, navigation, Shazam, Strava and Health Connect as not ready yet. Muse asks permission before anything sensitive, like making a purchase, and you can cut off any outside service it's connected to at any time. Wong's second find was a Meta Pay wallet built for the agent.