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Meta Opens Muse Phone Calls to All Paid Subscribers in the US

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Meta has made Muse phone calls to U.S. businesses available to all paid subscribers in the United States, after limiting an initial September test to selected early adopters. Meta CEO Alexandr Wang said Muse can call about insurance, cable, the DMV, and dinner reservations. Muse subscriptions start at $20 per month for 500 million tokens per week; a $100 monthly plan offers 3 billion tokens. TechCrunch reported that some businesses hang up when they recognize an AI caller.

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Meta’s Muse Can Now Call U.S. Businesses for Paid SubscribersTechCrunch · AI

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11/13
  1. TechCrunch · AI
    Meta’s Muse Can Now Call U.S. Businesses for Paid Subscribers

    Meta says its Muse consumer AI agent can now call U.S. businesses for any paid subscriber, following an initial test in September that was limited to selected early adopters. The article reports that subscriptions start at $20 per month for 500 million Muse tokens per week, with a $100 plan offering 3 billion tokens. It also notes that some businesses hang up when they recognize an AI caller.

  2. Alexandr Wang · X
    Muse Can Make Phone Calls for Paid Subscribers in the US

    Alexandr Wang says Muse can make phone calls for users, including calls about insurance, cable, the DMV, and dinner reservations. The feature is now available to paid subscribers in the US.

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