Meta brings Muse AI agent to its smart glasses
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Meta says it is "working on" bringing Muse to its smart glasses, including the models unveiled at Meta Connect, activated by saying the agent's name. Glasses also gain an FDA-cleared Hearing Enhancement feature, available later this year via Meta One subscription or as a $149 add-on.
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