Meta Expands Muse AI Agent to Apple Watch

Key Takeaways
- Meta's Muse AI agent is now available on the Apple Watch for voice and text interactions.
- The release follows a dedicated iPad app launched a month prior.
- Muse joins a competitive field of consumer AI assistants handling tasks from email management to purchases.
OPA WIRE, Nov 10 (OPA) — Meta announced on Monday that its Muse AI assistant is now available on the Apple Watch. Users can access the agent directly from their wrists through voice commands, text messaging, and dictation capabilities.
The Apple Watch release arrives one month after Meta debuted a dedicated iPad application for the assistant. First appearing on the App Store in September, the expansion highlights the company's push to integrate the software across Apple's hardware ecosystem.
Muse operates in a crowded market of consumer AI agents designed to handle administrative duties. The tool connects user accounts to manage emails, schedule meetings, pay bills, book reservations, and execute purchases.
Meta has accelerated feature rollouts for the product since its initial release. Recent additions include Spaces for focused topic discussions and a video chat feature for U.S. users featuring animated avatars that respond to conversational tone.
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