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Meta Rolls Out Voice Conversations and Expressive Avatars for Muse

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Meta is rolling out Muse Realtime Avatar in the Muse app in the US, turning Muse Realtime Voice into expressive, interactive avatars for conversations with personal agents. Meta says the avatars are intended to make those interactions feel more natural. The Verge tried the feature on iOS and reported quick voice responses, with occasional pauses during information lookups; its reporter described the animation as effective but uncanny. Meta says voice conversations and avatars are coming soon to its AI glasses and will be available on the forthcoming Muse Charm gadget, which is supposed to ship this year.

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  1. Meta Rolls Out Voice Conversations and Expressive Avatars for Muse

    Meta is rolling out real-time voice conversations and animated avatars for its Muse AI agent in the US app. The Verge reporter tried the feature on iOS, noting quick voice responses with occasional pauses during information lookups, and described the avatar’s animation as effective but uncanny. Meta says the features are coming soon to its AI glasses and will be available for the forthcoming Muse Charm gadget, which is supposed to ship this year.

  2. Meta Rolls Out Muse Realtime Avatar in the US Muse App

    Meta is rolling out Muse Realtime Avatar in the Muse app in the US. The real-time embodiment technology turns Muse Realtime Voice into expressive, interactive avatars, giving people a more natural way to engage with their personal agents. Meta links to a research blog for more information.

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