Meta brings live voice and video calls to Muse AI
11/06/2026 — 11/06, 05:18·3 sources (all)·3 reports (all)
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- Meta says US users can now have live voice and video calls with the Muse AI assistant on mobile, web and Mac. The feature, built on Muse Rea…
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According to a report by Jay Peters at The Verge, on November 6, 2026, Meta rolled out a real-time voice mode and expressive avatars in its Muse app, starting in the US. With the update, Muse, the AI agent inside the app, can be spoken to in real time: users can hold voice conversations rather than typing, and an on-screen avatar animates with changing expressions while the agent is talking. The article notes that the feature has already reached the reporter's own account, so this is not an announcement of something merely planned, and the rollout appears to be in progress rather than complete. The launch is limited to the US for now, and the report does not state when or whether other regions will get voice mode. Muse is positioned as Meta's conversational AI agent experience within the app ecosystem, and the new voice layer is the latest step in extending it beyond text-based chat.
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Latest turnMeta announced that U.S. users can now video chat with its consumer AI assistant, Muse. Powered by new real-time avatar and voice technologies, the feature lets users interact with a customizable animated character that responds with subtle expressions matching the conversation.
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Meta announced that U.S. users can now video chat with its consumer AI assistant, Muse. Powered by new real-time avatar and voice technologies, the feature lets users interact with a customizable animated character that responds with subtle expressions matching the conversation.
TechCrunch · AIAI score 72Meta announced that Muse AI now supports real-time voice and video conversations, responding with animated facial expressions and gestures. The feature is rolling out to U.S. users across mobile, web, and Mac apps with flexible display modes.
cnBetaAI score 72Meta has rolled out voice mode and expressive avatars in the Muse app, starting in the US, allowing users to have real-time voice conversations with the Muse AI agent.
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