Meta’s Muse AI Now Available on Wear OS Smartwatches
Meta's Muse AI can now be used on Wear OS devices, enabling voice and text interactions directly from smartwatches.
NEW DELHI, Nov 12: Meta has expanded the reach of its Muse AI agent to include Wear OS smartwatches, allowing users to engage with the assistant via voice calls, text messages, and dictation. This development was announced earlier this week, emphasizing the company’s push to integrate Muse into its ecosystem.
The Muse AI was previously available on Apple’s devices, and its functionality now extends to smartwatch users. Although the agent does not operate natively on Wear OS, it can be used as a control hub for tasks executed on a connected smartphone. Users can approve tasks or monitor updates directly from their wrist.
According to the Muse account on X, users can now interact with the AI “around the clock” from their smartwatches. Interaction options include three input methods: text, dictation, and voice chat. While Apple Watch users receive a custom watch face complication, it remains unverified if similar features exist for Wear OS.
Meta has been actively enhancing the Muse platform, recently introducing a feature called Spaces. This allows users to manage ongoing projects within topic-based workspaces, optimizing the agent’s ability to assist with various tasks, such as planning events or tracking holiday gifts. Users can provide ideas in chat, prompting Muse to generate planners or trackers linked with third-party apps.
Meta also launched Muse Ember, a lighter and cost-effective model tailored for repetitive tasks. Ember is designed to work alongside the larger Muse Wonder, optimizing task management and processing capabilities.
Mark Zuckerberg mentioned on X that he has utilized Spaces for various personal projects, including an event tracker and a home control dashboard. These updates are part of Meta’s strategy to enhance Muse’s user experience and broaden its capabilities.
Since its launch, Muse has reportedly attracted over 10 million users in the U.S. and Canada within two months, reflecting a strong demand for consumer-focused AI agents.