Meta announced a series of new capabilities and integrations for its personal AI agent Muse during the annual Connect event in Menlo Park on Wednesday. CEO Mark Zuckerberg kicked off the keynote by highlighting the company's major investment in the multimodal AI agent, which is powered by the Muse Spark model and designed to automate everyday tasks across apps, services, and devices.
The newly unveiled features include a digital avatar named Jolly, powered by the Muse Realtime Avatar model, allowing users to video chat with their agent in real time. Meta also announced that Muse will integrate with Meta AI glasses in the coming months to handle tasks like personalized workouts and product purchases, and will expand to Mac computers to operate desktop applications and manage background workflows similar to competing tools.
Zuckerberg stated that Muse is offered free for a large number of tokens, with Meta planning to generate revenue over time through transaction fees. Why it matters: These expansions position Muse as a central consumer AI product across Meta's hardware ecosystem, aiming to scale personal automation to billions of users globally.