Meta's AI assistant Muse is getting bigger and smarter

Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg made a big announcement this week: the company is fully committed to Muse, a new AI assistant designed to help you get things done. Think of it like having a helpful digital assistant that understands what you're asking and can perform actions on your behalf — whether that's answering questions, managing your schedule, or helping with creative tasks.

What makes this announcement significant is that Muse isn't staying limited to phones and computers. Meta is bringing it to their AI glasses, which means you'll soon be able to ask Muse for help just by speaking to your glasses, without needing to pull out your phone. This is part of Meta's larger vision of making AI helpful in everyday life, across all the devices people actually use.

For everyday users, this means Meta is investing serious effort into making AI assistants more accessible and integrated into daily routines. Instead of switching between different apps or services, you'll have one assistant available wherever you are — on your phone, computer, or glasses. The move signals that Meta sees AI assistants as the future of how people interact with technology, similar to how we now use voice commands or search without thinking about it.