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Meta rolls out voice and expressive avatars in the Muse app

·2026.11.06 03:30

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The feature is available on mobile, web, and Mac in the US, with AI Glasses and Muse Charm support coming soon.

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  • Meta is rolling out voice and expressive avatars in the Muse app, enabling natural, real-time interaction.
  • Users can speak to their Muse on mobile, web, and Mac by tapping the phone icon, allowing for hands-free tasks like brainstorming or trip planning.
  • The Muse avatar reacts with expressions and gestures matching the conversation tone, with options for voice-only, avatar alongside, or full-screen views.
  • Hundreds of voice styles are available for users to select, and the feature supports interrupting the Muse during conversation.
  • Availability is currently limited to the US, with voice conversations for AI Glasses and Muse Charm planned for a future release.
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